Cincinnati's "Old Cunny"

Delve into the dark underbelly of 19th-century Cincinnati with Linden F. Edwards' "Cincinnati's 'Old Cunny': A Notorious Purveyor of Human Flesh." This gripping work of medical history explores the clandestine world of anatomy and dissection, focusing on the illicit trade in cadavers that fueled medical education. Edwards meticulously uncovers the story behind one of Cincinnati's most infamous figures, revealing the unsettling connection between crime and the desperate need for anatomical specimens.

Explore the historical context of medical practices and the ethical dilemmas surrounding the acquisition of human remains. "Cincinnati's 'Old Cunny'" offers a chilling glimpse into a time when the pursuit of medical knowledge intersected with the shadows of illegal activity. A must-read for anyone interested in the history of medicine, criminology, and the untold stories of the American Midwest.

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