“…The FBI’s decades-long experiments on twins dwarf the scope of deadly Nazi studies
Throughout human history, twins have been the subject of intense interest for outlandish experiments on humans.
The German Nazis’ deadly human experiments researching genetics ensnared approximately 3,000 twins, 1,500 pairs of people, during the 1940s, according to the Children of Auschwitz Nazi Deadly Lab Experiments Survivors.
Fewer than 200 children are estimated to have survived, according to an investigation into the twins of Auschwitz authored in 1992.
In America, a major gathering of twins occurs every year, and the FBI looks to take advantage of the large pool of potential test subjects who consent to its experiments.
The Twins Day Festival in Twinsburg, Ohio, annually attracts nearly 2,500 sets of twins, or close to 5,000 people, according to the FBI’s Criminal Justice Information Services Division 2025 Year in Review.
The FBI’s review said it has sponsored the West Virginia University Twins Day Biometric Collection since 2010, involving those twins who voluntarily participate…”