Often we have a habit of telling someone that it has "two faces," but it has never occurred to us that it is possible. Literally.

![man-two-faces.jpg](httpThe Englishman Edward Moodrake, who lived in the 19th century, was born with an anomaly . He had two faces, one at the front and the other parasitic on the back. He thought his second face was demonic, and he wanted the doctors to remove it, but nobody was taking such an intervention. Even for modern medicine, such a case would be a challenge, and it is very risky.

Edward must have consented to this risk because his life with both faces was unbearable. And, of course, he could afford it because he was a wealthy family. But unfortunately, he had no choice. Mostly he hurt him, as he himself said, that his face "uttered demonic words" at night. He had no control over him.

By the time Edward had become more self-reliant. He did not want to see anyone, even his family and relatives. It is said he was a very talented young man. His second face could not speak or eat, but he laughed and wept and muttered incomprehensibly. Besides, the curious thing here is that the person was female. It was probably his underdeveloped twin sister.

Finally, at the age of 23, Edward committed suicide by poisoning himself. At his insistence in his farewell letter, his grave is not marked and it is not known where he is buried.

American singer and songwriter Tom Waits dedicates a song to his album "Alice" in 2002. The song is called "Poor Edward"