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Deepa (2001-02-20). "
Bodysnatching in Canada". CMAJ. 164 (4): 530. ISSN 0820-3946. Gordon,
Richard (1994)...
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snatching being from the 1730s
until 1832. In the
early 19th
century bodysnatching was such a
lucrative trade that
devising of
methods to
prevent the taking...
- 19th century. In 1878, he was
involved in the
Alexander T.
Stewart bodysnatching case when he was
contacted by the
kidnappers to act as an intermediary...
- Dead
Awake Yes
Executive Phillip Guzman 2017
Sleep No More No
Executive Bodysnatch No Yes
Louis Benjamin Del
Guercio 2018 The
Night Sitter No
Executive Abiel...
- nz. 2011.
Retrieved 19 June 2011. Mike
Watson (23
November 2011). "
Bodysnatching decision: Law
before Maori custom". Stuff.co.nz.
Retrieved 3 December...
- nor the
characters of
Moore and Hart in the film,
actually did any
bodysnatching, but
murdered the
people whose bodies they sold to Dr Knox. In 1828...
- Burgh.
Around it is a
walled graveyard, with a
watchhouse built after a
bodysnatching raid in 1830.
There was also (now demolished) a
large United Presbyterian...
-
London for dissection. In 19th century, the
profitable business of
bodysnatching, or "resurrectionism," was
fueled by the high
demand for
cadavers for...
-
serving as
witness for the prosecution, and the
Alexander T.
Stewart bodysnatching case in 1878.
George W.
Dilks was born to
English immigrant James Dilks...
- for his
transfer to the
frozen tundra), or
becoming a host for the
bodysnatching creature that has been
accidentally unearthed and is
growing stronger...
