International Desk: Francisco Lentilly. Born in Siracusa, Italy in 1889. He was the twelfth child of his parents. The twelfth child is probably a bit of a misnomer. Although he himself was the twelfth child, he had half of his parents' thirteenth child with him.

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Frank was born as a parasitic twin. In this case, the legs and genitals of the twins were attached to her body. As a result, Frank was born with a strange shape.

His body had three legs, four feet, 16 fingers and two active genitals. He became known as the 'Three Legged Man' all over the world. The third leg was so attached to his spine that surgery would have put Frank's life at risk.

Frank was rejected by his parents after birth. As a result, Frank grew up close to his uncle. Phupui admitted him to a home for children with special needs. This unusual physical feature of himself was also eating away at Frank inside. The more he grew up, the more he learned to understand, the more mental inertia was created in him. But it was the home for the special needs that gave him the motivation to survive. There he saw children suffering even more than him.

While Frank excelled at walking, running, jumping and even ice skating, there were many children growing up in the home, none of whom could walk, none of whom could speak, and none of whom could see out of both eyes. When Frank was 12, a puppeteer named Vincenzo Magnano brought him to America. Frank joined the circus. He became an overnight sensation. He turned his physical handicap into a weapon.

He had a great sense of humor and sharp wit. Overcoming physical adversity, the audience fell in love with Frank. The man Frank also captured the heart of a woman named Theresa Murray. Frank married Theresa in 1907. They have four children.

After 28 years of marriage, their relationship is torn apart. He divorced Theresa and married a woman named Helen Suffe. On September 21, 1966, he died of lung disease in Tennessee at the age of 77.

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This 'wonder man' was with his second wife Helen till the last moment of his life.