Born With 2 Heads, 3 Arms
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Born With 2 Heads, 3 Arms
Camden Child With Limb Extending From Neck Dies
When Coroner Bushey, of Camden, was called upon to investigate a case involving the death of a new-born female infant at the home of Mrs. Drany Zaneskie, of 647 Viola street, Camden, he found the infant had two heads and three arms. Both heads were perfectly formed, although one was somewhat larger than the other. Each had a distinct neck. The third arm grew out of the neck on the right side. Death was due to natural causes.
Mrs. Zaneskie is 25 years old and the mother of two normal children. Her husband, Anthony Zaneskie, 27 years old, is an Austrian employed at a shipyard.
Camden Child With Limb Extending From Neck Dies
When Coroner Bushey, of Camden, was called upon to investigate a case involving the death of a new-born female infant at the home of Mrs. Drany Zaneskie, of 647 Viola street, Camden, he found the infant had two heads and three arms. Both heads were perfectly formed, although one was somewhat larger than the other. Each had a distinct neck. The third arm grew out of the neck on the right side. Death was due to natural causes.
Mrs. Zaneskie is 25 years old and the mother of two normal children. Her husband, Anthony Zaneskie, 27 years old, is an Austrian employed at a shipyard.
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