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In 1726 England, Mary Toft tricked doctors into believing that she had given birth to a litter of rabbits.
After intense scrutiny from the king's surgeon, and producing no more rabbits, she eventually confessed to the hoax and was imprisoned for fraud.
In 1726 England, Mary Toft tricked doctors into believing that she had given birth to a litter of rabbits.</B> After intense scrutiny from the king's surgeon, and producing no more rabbits, she eventually confessed to the hoax and was imprisoned for fraud.
Edit: I've heard the term hair of the dog, so this would hare of the rabbit?
Was he a wasccally wabbit?
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, she eventually confessed to the hoax and was imprisoned for fraud.
hmmm
