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Corpse & Effect - Art of the Body Snatcher | Paul Bevill
Dive into the chilling world of body snatching with Dave Bavill from the History Rage Podcast!
From Henry VIII’s time to the Anatomy Act of 1832, we explore the grim art of grave robbing, which fuelled medical sciences growing demands. Uncover the exploitation and greed behind this true crime saga, where doctors paid big for fresh corpses. Perfect for fans of British history, true crime, 19th-century crime, and dark history.
Subscribe for more historical deep dives!Check out History Rage Podcast for more fiery history discussions. http://www.historyrage.com
Share your thoughts in the comments—what’s the creepiest historical practice you’ve heard of?Please find us on social media, Facebook and X. Watch and listen to the Paranormal Webinar as a podcast too!
Available on Spotify, Apple, Amazon, Audible, PocketCasts, Youtube Music and wherever you listen! Search "Seriously Strange" http://www.ASSAP.ac.uk
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By Association for the Scientific Study of Anomalous PhenomenaDive into the chilling world of body snatching with Dave Bavill from the History Rage Podcast!
From Henry VIII’s time to the Anatomy Act of 1832, we explore the grim art of grave robbing, which fuelled medical sciences growing demands. Uncover the exploitation and greed behind this true crime saga, where doctors paid big for fresh corpses. Perfect for fans of British history, true crime, 19th-century crime, and dark history.
Subscribe for more historical deep dives!Check out History Rage Podcast for more fiery history discussions. http://www.historyrage.com
Share your thoughts in the comments—what’s the creepiest historical practice you’ve heard of?Please find us on social media, Facebook and X. Watch and listen to the Paranormal Webinar as a podcast too!
Available on Spotify, Apple, Amazon, Audible, PocketCasts, Youtube Music and wherever you listen! Search "Seriously Strange" http://www.ASSAP.ac.uk