In this episode of Grave Mortality, we dive into the dark and fascinating history of human dissection, exploring the ethical dilemmas faced by medical practitioners throughout the ages. From the notorious crimes of Burke and Hare to the evolution of the Anatomy Act, the discussion highlights how societal views on death and anatomy have shaped modern medical practices. We reflect on the implications of body donation and the ongoing challenges in the medical field, emphasizing the importance of understanding this complex history.