The tragic story of the triplets that inspired Maite Perroni’s new series ‘Triad’ on Netflix

On February 22, the new Mexican series that tells a story of suspense and mystery premiered on Netflix. Door by name’Triad’ and features the lead role of Maite Perroni, who brings to life 3 completely different women, who are inspired by the triplets who debunked a scientific controversy years ago.

The Series ‘Triad’ is inspired by true eventsparticularly in the life of galland vortex, who in 1980 at the age of 18 discovered that there was a boy with the same birth date who had also been adopted as a baby just like him and had the same face. Only to discover that there was someone else with these same characteristics. Triplets separated at birth. Controversy that ended up leading him to suicide.

The story behind ‘Triad’ begins when Bobby Shafran began studying at a university where everyone seemed to know him and called him “Eddy” which made him look up this stranger to see if the resemblance was as great as everyone said and there they discovered that they were twin brothers, having no idea that when the news appears in the newspapers, david kelman he sought them out to let them know they were actually triplets.

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Initially, the case of Bobby, David and Eddy It caused a sensation: the triplets who had reunited was a subject that remained on the headlines for a long time, until the families began to investigate why they had not been informed during the adoption phase of the children that they had two identical brothers and the excuse it was because it was easier to put one child up for adoption than three, but there was an obscure reason behind it.

The case of three identical strangers

In 2018 the documentary ‘Three identical strangers’ (three identical strangers) which was critically acclaimed and nominated for three Emmy Awards due to its great production and impressive narrative about a mysterious true story that ended in tragedy, which incidentally chronicles the crime of psychiatrist Dr. Peter Neubauer, who separated the brothers hat-trick for a very specific purpose.

Since 1960, Dr. Peter Neubauer and a group of scientists have begun an experiment to study the differences that might exist in twins or triplets if they were raised in completely different environments. The scariest part of the case is that, to this day, it is unknown how many test subjects they used, so the “Triad” story may still occur on any given day.

The second macabre twist that ended up giving the story of the three identical brothers was that Eddy Galland took his own life in 1995 after being hospitalized for manic depression, triggered after discovering the truth about what had separated his life from that of his two brothers with whom he was able to meet again at the age of 18.