In Illinois, a woman died a few hundred meters from the place where her twin sister had died 18 years earlier in a road accident. According to reports, 29-year-old Sara Sanaghan, like her sister, was the victim of an accident.
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Sanagan died a few days ago when a truck drove into her car. As a result of the collision, she received a head injury, as a result of which she died. She has a son left (how old he is, not specified). The truck driver sustained minor injuries. It is not specified whether he will be held accountable for what happened.
The sister of the deceased died on May 26, 1996. Then a girl named Carey was 11 years old. She died after she and her friend and friend, who escaped from home at night, were hit by a pickup truck. Other girls also died, and the boy walking with them suffered many fractures.
The Sanagan family does not comment.
The connection between twins
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On August 19, 1939, twin boys were born in Piqua (Ohio, USA). One was adopted by the Springer family in Dayton, Ohio. The child was named James. The second boy was adopted by the Lewis family from Lima, Ohio. Coincidentally, the Lewis child also received the name James. In January 1979, James Lewis began looking for his twin brother. Both brothers met at the age of 39!
The James were identical, i.e. absolutely identical twins: they originated from one fertilized split egg and shared the placenta in the uterus. Not surprisingly, these genetic pairs, apart from physical similarities, produced striking coincidences.
The first wife of each of the twins was named Linda. They then divorced and both married women named Betty. Lewis named his first child James Alan, Springer - Alan James. Both had dogs named Toy. Both worked in gas stations, serving the same hamburger company. Their cars were the same brand, they smoked the same cigarettes, they liked to drink the same beer, and they took regular vacations at a Florida resort. The twins didn't like baseball, but they were interested in car racing and loved working with wood. Both at about the same time gained 4 kg and then lost weight, had a habit of biting their nails and suffered a small heart attack. They suffered from hemorrhoids and migraines.
Thomas Bouchard, professor of psychology at the University of Minnesota, noted the numerous similarities between twin brothers and studied the lives of other identical twins who were separated at birth. An English couple - Bridget Harrison and Dorothy Lowe were born in 1943 and first met in 1979. Their lives coincided in many ways. For example, Bridget's son was named Andrew Richard, and Dorothy's son Richard Andrew. In 1962, each of them kept a diary, and this lasted only one year, and the notes were in notebooks of the same color and appearance. The days marked and missed are exactly the same.
Professor Bouchard investigated the stability of genetic inheritance in relation to environmental factors. The results of his work and other examples of coincidences, such as the simultaneous sensation of pain at a great distance, and sometimes even cases of simultaneous death, suggest that spiritual ties remain between identical twins.