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10 Gruesome Murders From Scotland Yard's Early History - Vimarsana News

10 Gruesome Murders From Scotland Yard's Early History

The Metropolitan Police Force is the organization responsible for law enforcement in the Greater London area. It’s popularly known as Scotland Yard, named

Anatomically Incorrect: Bodysnatching in the 19th Century - Vimarsana News

Anatomically Incorrect: Bodysnatching in the 19th Century

It was a dilemma, medical students needed cadavers for dissection. But procuring cadavers was illegal. In nineteenth-century Montreal there was only one solution. And it was ghoulish.

USI Professor to speak at Southwestern Indiana Historical Society's Monthly Lecture Series - Vimarsana News

USI Professor to speak at Southwestern Indiana Historical Society's Monthly Lecture Series

Dr. Tamara Hunt, Professor of History, will give a lecture, “Resurrectionists: Body Snatching in Indiana?,” at Southwestern Indiana Historical Society’s monthly lecture series at 5:30 p.m. October 17 in the Welborn Foundation Community Room on the 15th Floor of the Fifth Third Bank Building in Evans

More than 100 bodies left to medical science in Ireland last year - Vimarsana News

More than 100 bodies left to medical science in Ireland last year

Last year, 14 remains were donated to the University of Galway, while Trinity College received 15 donations, University College Dublin was given 22, and 15 bodies were left to the laboratory in UCC

Forensic Facial Reconstruction: The Journey to Connect with our Ancestors - Vimarsana News

Forensic Facial Reconstruction: The Journey to Connect with our Ancestors

Forensic facial reconstructions allow us to look eye to eye with our ancient ancestors and relate to them in a way that skeletal remains do not. Here’s how the art/science developed.