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Fregoli Delusion: A Rare Psychological Condition
Fregoli delusion (named after actor Leopoldo Fregoli) is the false belief that different people are actually one person in disguise. Common in schizophrenia; documented since 1927 (Marc-Antoine Crocq), though often misattributed to Courbon and Fail.
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