Bodies | The Exhibition
Plastinated human cadavers and preserved organs displayed to reveal the body's inner systems.
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This guide to Bodies | The Exhibition in Las Vegas opens with the disclaimer a state attorney general forced onto the show, admitting the company cannot prove its thirteen preserved bodies were not executed prisoners. It follows plastination, the process a German anatomist invented in the 1970s to turn flesh into plastic, and the question human rights investigators and a member of Congress kept asking about where the bodies actually came from. Listen for how little the exhibition itself is willing to say about the people you're looking at.
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