Scientists Made A Haunting Discovery Inside The Harvard University Library #shorts

Scientists made a haunting discovery inside the Harvard University library. Today, we take a look at what scientists found inside their library #shorts

Sometimes, the material the book is made out of, often leather and hide in older times, is more valuable than the content itself. But a long time ago, the art of book binding was a little more macabre.

‘Des Destinées de l'âme’ (Destinies of the Soul) has been housed at the Houghton library at Harvard University, since the early nineteen hundreds. Written by a man named Arsene Houssaye in 1880, the book was apparently gifted to a friend of Arsene’s, a doctor named Ludovic Bouland.

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[flipnasty]

Harvard has a DARK history! Not just a dark history but a dark present!

[darmerl]

When some young woman passes away in some man's company and end's up covering a book, you gotta ask a few questions. The story of this is what i want to hear.

[fearthehoneybadger]

A while back, a Harvard student inventoried the library at Harvard and found a number of books bound with human skin.

[lupitamacedo]

I want to know the CONTENT of this book 📖 Why are they keeping it hidden

[jamesgarrett]

Thats sick...i guess its an early version of "Silence of the lambs"

[westtexas]

Why do I see a face in the front cover.

[sharonhayes]

I see 2 faces, I thought that was gonna be the discovery until he said it is made from human skin 😬 from a woman that died while in his care. Can’t help but wonder what else he did with her body😳

[markpatton]

He probably kept some other souveniers from the young woman as well.

[JR-zmyu]

Wait til ppl learn what's being done in this day & age... God Bless humanity💜🙏

[mendagy]

Why does "It rubs the lotion on its SKIN!!!" keep playing over & over in my head??? 😳

[jeromedavid]

That sounds like something they'd have done at Himmler Publishing in the

[deborahsettles]

Am I the only one who sees the shroud of Turin on the cover?😱

[FelonyVideos]

Harvard - Giver of all things evil to the world.

[ronilittle]

I would not be able to hold it to read it! I do see a face like the Shroud of Turin! Very sad! 🥺

[KelsaRavenlock]

Kind of common in old times really as well as human skin outer wraps, why does this one stand out?
Also alot of knives, brushes, and other items with human bone handles, human tendon was used for a number of purposes as well.
Between the Renaissance and 1940ish human bodies were used for many purposes and a few of them are coming back like the preservation and mounting of skin to preserve the tattoos.
Imagine 300 years from now when someone finds out the odd framed picture passed down in the family is actually made of human skin.

[loudannymalacts]

Obviously a very wholesome fellow who is so respectful of the dead he uses their skin to cover a book.

[jeffclarkofclarklesparkle]

IT PUTS THE LOTION ON IT'S SKIN OR IT GETS THE HOSE AGAINNNN (sorry couldn't help myself)

[PETERJOHN]

Harvard believes its readers should put some skin in the game, while Sanger was in a hurry to see early contributions.

[countrygirl]

What's so disturbing is that's not the only one they found there. And they kept them!! How is it ok that they kept them???

[sullivancalgary]

I didn't know the Necronomicon Exmortus had a sequel