Darkseid Paranormal

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When Albert Einstein died in 1955, pathologist Thomas Harvey performed his autopsy, then removed Einstein’s brain without his family’s permission and kept it for himself.

Einstein had specifically wanted his body cremated so it could not become a shrine.

Harvey preserved the brain, photographed it and eventually had it divided into roughly 240 tissue blocks, with thousands of microscopic slides prepared for researchers.

Einstein’s son Hans Albert only gave permission afterward, on the condition that the brain be used for legitimate scientific research.

Harvey then refused to surrender the tissue when Princeton Hospital demanded it back.

He was eventually fired.

For decades, pieces of Einstein’s brain followed Harvey wherever he went, at one point sitting in jars inside a c***r box beneath a b**r cooler.

Then, in the 1990s, the story became even stranger.

Harvey travelled across America with journalist Michael Paterniti while pieces of Einstein’s brain rode in the trunk of their Buick, stored inside a container in a duffel bag.

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Better known in urban legends as the "Smiling Man," this eerie figure first entered paranormal history in 1966. A West Virginia salesman claimed a strange man with a wide, unblinking smile approached his car and communicated entirely through telepathy, claiming to be an extraterrestrial visitor.
Today, he remains one of the creepiest staples of cryptozoology and internet folklore.
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