Anatoly Yuryevich Moskvin, the man who dug up the corpses of young girls and made them into movable dolls. Moskvin dug up bodies from cemeteries, brought them home, dried them, and transformed them into doll-like figures, inserting music boxes into their chests, applying wax masks, and dressing them
Mount Everest has 100s of unclaimed bodies of trekkers, often used as markers by new trekkers, their body becomes non decomposable in such environment
In 2007, a brand-new Airbus A340-600 (for Etihad) was wrecked during a ground engine test in Toulouse. No wheel blocks were used; parking brake failed to hold it. Plane rolled forward, crew delayed cutting engines,hit a wall at ~35 mph. Nose smashed through; plane totaled before delivery. 5 injured
Korla Pandit was a successful African American musician who pretended to be Indian. This allowed him to perform at high-end venues where blacks were barred. He was even cast as Indian and Hindu in Hollywood movies such as Tim Burton's film "Ed Wood".
Post Mortem photography was a common practice back in the Victorian Era where people would pose with their deceased loved ones, one last time. This image is from 1904, the little girl in the image is desceased
A Brazilian urologist removed more than 30 bladder stones from a patient who drank 2–3 liters of Coca-Cola a day and hardly drank any water. Sometimes, the body ends up paying the price for years of dehydration.
Korla Pandit was a successful African American musician who pretended to be Indian. This allowed him to perform at high-end venues where blacks were barred. He was even cast as Indian and Hindu in Hollywood movies such as Tim Burton's film "Ed Wood".
