article_snippet.sent: Now three similar British cases have been revealed; a London-based journalist who found hers in Birmingham, two male university students, also in London, and two retired men in Essex.
article_snippet.sent: In 2011, Ms Robehmed became fascinated by the idea that there might be someone out there in the world who looked exactly like Ms Robehmed.
article_snippet.sent: In fact, Ms Robehmed was the inspiration behind Miss Geaney's ultimately successful social media search.
article_snippet.sent: In much the same way, Ms Robehmed launched Ms Robehmed mission to find Ms Robehmed doppelgänger by publicising her doppelgänger on Facebook, YouTube, and through blogs around the world.
article_snippet.sent: And just like Miss Geaney, her doppelgänger turned out that Ms Robehmed didn't need to look that far.
article_snippet.sent: Ms Robehmed closest match turned out to be Birmingham native Lauren Hatcher, who worked in the film industry and shared a mutual friend.
article_snippet.sent: Devon-born journalist Sophie Robehmed (right) launched a hunt to find Devon-born journalist Sophie Robehmed (right) 'twin stranger' in 2011 and found Birmingham native Lauren Hatcher (left) through a mutual friend .
article_snippet.sent: After seeing Birmingham native Lauren Hatcher (left) through a mutual friend photo, Miss Ms Robehmed set up a meeting in Covent Garden in London, and the rest is history.
highlights_snippet.sent: London-based journalist Sophie Robehmed found hers in Birmingham .
  