In this episode, we’ll meet Martin Laurello (Martin Emmerling) also known as the Human Owl or the Man with the turning head. Martin was able to turn his head around 180° and wowed audiences around the world with his skills.

It’s Martin Joe Laurello, and he was known as the human owl. For he could turn his head 180 degrees, from the front, to the back. Martin was a German-American sideshow performer and biological rarity where he could dislocate various vertebrae to accomplish the feat.

MARTIN LAURELLO – The Human Owl The gentleman depicted is Martin Laurello, born Martin Emmerling, and he hailed from Nuremburg, Germany. He was an anatomical wonder, able to turn his head 180 degrees. The gentleman depicted is Martin Laurello, born Martin Emmerling, and he hailed from Nuremburg, Germany. He was an anatomical wonder, able to turn his head 1 Se hela listan på ststworld.com Martin Laurello could turn his back to you and still look you in the eye. “The Human Owl” had the unique ability to rotate his head 180 degrees. As I wrote in my book, American Sideshow: Laurello was born in 1889 and came to the United States from Germany in the early 1920s.

He was born with a twisted spine that allowed his head to turn a complete 180°. When he had his head turned, his spine was in the shape of a question mark. Martin Laurello, the Human Owl, Could Turn His Head Backward. He once turned his head around and winked at the police officers behind him before being placed under Martin Joe Laurello, originally Martin Emmerling, was born in Germany around 1886.

Omkring 1927Wikimedia Commons12 av 26Martin Laurello, 'Human Owl', kunde vända halsen hela 180 grader. Han medverkade i Sam Wagners freak show

Spanish. Martin Laurello. Martin Joe Laurello was born Martin Emmerling in 1885 in Germany. In 1921 he came to USA, and began a career at Coney Island that spanned 35 years.

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He performed with groups such as Ripley’s Believe it or Not, Ringling Brothers, and Barnum & Bailey. Martin Joe Laurello (1885-1955), aka "The Man with the Revolving Head," "The Human Owl," or "Bobby, The Boy with the Revolving Head," was born in May 1885 in Nuremburg, Germany. He was born with a twisted spine that allowed his head to turn a complete 180°. When he had his head turned, his spine was in the shape of a question mark.

Martin Joe Laurello (född Martin Emmerling , 1885-1955), även känd under scennamnen Human Owl och Bobby the Boy with the Revolving The sisters Florence and Mary Martin were "employees" of P.T. Barnum of New York Martin Laurello - The Human Owl Ovanliga Foton, Gamla Fotografier, Martin Joe Laurello, originally Martin Emmerling [aka The Human Owl], was born in Germany around 1886. He was a sideshow performer who could turn his Martin Joe Laurello, originally Martin Emmerling [aka The Human Owl], was born in Germany around 1886. He was a sideshow performer who could turn his Cirka 1927 kunde Martin Laurello, "Human Owl", vända halsen hela 180 grader. Han medverkade i Sam Wagners freak show på Coney Island.
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Cirka 1927 kunde Martin Laurello, "Human Owl", vända halsen hela 180 grader. Han medverkade i Sam Wagners freak show på Coney Island. 1938 kallad

Human Owl; Bobby the Boy with the Revolving Head.

It’s Martin Joe Laurello, and he was known as the human owl. For he could turn his head 180 degrees, from the front, to the back. Martin was a German-American sideshow performer and biological rarity where he could dislocate various vertebrae to accomplish the feat.

Martin Joe Laurello was born a ‘normal’ human being. He had no diseases, genetic or otherwise, no malformations, defects or disfigurations. But Laurello had a special talent, he could turn his head 180º. Laurello, who was born in Germany in 1886, took his talent to the big names in sideshows: Ringling Brothers, Ripley's Believe It or Not! Martin Joe Laurello (1885-1955), aka “The Man with the Revolving Head,” “The Human Owl,” or “Bobby, The Boy with the Revolving Head,” was born in May 1885 in Nuremburg, Germany. He was born with a twisted spine that allowed his head to turn a complete 180°.

In this episode, we’ll meet Martin Laurello (Martin Emmerling) also known as the Human Owl or the Man with the turning head. Martin was able to turn his head around 180° and wowed audiences around the world with his skills. Just how did he do it? Martin Joe Laurello was born a ‘normal’ human being. He had no diseases, genetic or otherwise, no malformations, defects or disfigurations. But Laurello had a special talent, he could turn his head 180º.