A man named Francesco Lentini had three legs, four feet and sixteen toes.

A book published by Mission Creep confirms that Francesco, partially absorbed conjoined twin had three legs, four feet and sixteen toes.

A book published by Mission Creep confirms that Francesco, partially absorbed conjoined twin had three legs, four feet and sixteen toes.Francesco A. Lentini was a fascination with American freak shows which described his unique anatomy in his book called 'The Life History of Francesco A. Lentini, Three-Legged Wonder'. He was born as a conjoined twin, his twin brother who consisted of a leg and a set of genitals, attached to Francesco’s spine. His condition of three legs, four feet, sixteen toes and two sets of functioning male genitals was the result of a second embryo that began to develop in the womb which could not separate from its twin.

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