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Cut open Albert Einstein's
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skull and stole his brain during the autopsy.
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Next, he sliced it into hundreds of pieces,
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hoping to unlock the secret of his genius.
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Over the next fifty years, pieces of the brain was stored in basements,
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closets,
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and even car trunks. He gave some pieces to other doctors and researchers,
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and others were donated to a museum.
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But chunks of Einstein's brain are still out there missing to this day.
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