When the doctor was exposed, the body of the woman was displayed for the public, and the details of the trial were widely covered in the press. Contrary to expectations, many contemporaries were compassionate to the lovesick necrophile: women called him an eccentric romantic, and the trial dropped charges in relation to the statute of limitations. To protect Elena’s remains from the new possible endeavours of the man, this time her relatives buried her in an unmarked grave. Four years after the trial, von Cosel moved to Pasco County in Florida, where he wrote his autobiography titled Fantastic Adventures. According to legend, until his death in 1952 he kept a full-size wax doll with Elena’s likeness including a plaster cast of her face.

Karl Bryullov "The Last Day of Pompeii"
Without exaggeration - one of the greatest paintings in the history of painting. Karl Bryullov worked on his masterpiece for over ten years, and the result is an epic work about the transition of mankind from antiquity to the Middle Ages

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"Old Brass Nose."

King Henry VIII of England, instead of making silver shillings, began minting them from copper, then coating them with silver.

The silver quickly wore off, especially on the most protruding parts, which included the king's nose. Because of this, the king earned the nickname "old copper nose.