Maria Elena Milagro de Hoyos
While working there in 1930 he met the 22-year-old Maria Elena "Helen" Milagro de Hoyos. Helen was a local Cuban-American beauty and Tanzler fell in love with her. He had claimed that during his childhood he had visions of Countess Anna Constantia von Cosel - an exotic dark-haired woman, his true love. Helen had been a realistic resemblance.
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Maria Elena Milagro De Hoyos, known as Elena, walked into a Key West hospital suffering from a fatal infection of tuberculosis. Instead of a cure, she found a radiologist named Karl Tanzler who instantly became obsessed with her. Although the affections were one sided, when Elena passed away a couple of months later, Karl just couldn't let his soulmate go.
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Maria Elena Milagro de Hoyos Mesa. Born on July 31, 1909, in Key West, Florida, Elena was a strikingly attractive girl with luxurious dark hair and an appealing shyness. The middle of three daughters to a cigar maker and homemaker, Elena had a beauty that didn't go unnoticed. She attracted a fair share of admirers.
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How Carl Tanzler Met Elena De Hoyos. Maria Elena Milagro de Hoyos was the Cuban-American daughter of a Key West cigar maker. Born in 1909, she was just 17 when she married a man named Luis Mesa in 1926. Sadly, their marriage fell apart after Elena suffered a miscarriage. Mesa moved to Miami, leaving his wife behind in Key West.
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KQED reports that it's unknown how Maria Elena Milagro de Hoyos felt about Carl Tanzler. American Hauntings writes that it's unlikely she ever requited his affections. The truth, however, will forever remain lost to time. Tragically, de Hoyos died on October 25, 1931, at the age of 22. A devastated Tanzler made a death mask of her and told her family that he would pay for her funeral and.
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Carl Tanzler being questioned by authorities. The mummified body of Maria Elena Milagro de Hoyos. Eventually, the corpse was reburried to an unmarked grave in Key West Cemetery, and Maria de Hoyos was finally able to rest in peace. Separated from his dead love, Tanzler used a death mask to create a life-sized effigy of Maria de Hoyos and lived.
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That is, until he met Maria Elena Milagro de Hoyos. When the 21-year-old Cuban beauty came in for an examination, Carl knew immediately that Hoyos was the woman of his dreams — literally.
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Shannon Quinn - August 31, 2018. In the 1930s, police officers raided the home of Carl Tanzler, and they found the body of Elena de Hoyos, who had died several years earlier. He was preserving her body like a life-sized doll, and sleeping next to it every night. Rumors of his "corpse bride" spread throughout Key West, Florida so often, the.
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The lonely and aging Tanzler would soon meet and fall in love with a patient named Maria Elena Milagro de Hoyos. Hoyos was a 19-year-old local Cuban-American woman who had once been an entertainer. She also had already been married by age 16 to Luis Mesa. Mesa left her after she miscarried their child and he moved to Miami where he lived well.
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Maria Elena Milagro De Hoyos, known as Elena, walked into a Key West hospital suffering from a fatal infection of tuberculosis. Instead of a cure, she found a radiologist named Karl Tanzler who instantly became obsessed with her. Although the affections were one sided, when Elena passed away a couple of months later, Karl just couldn't let his.
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Community content is available under CC-BY-SA unless otherwise noted. Maria Elena Milagro de Hoyos (1909-1931) died of tuberculosis and her body was preserved by Carl Tanzler (1877-1952) who was one of her physicians. (b. July 31, 1909 - d. October 25, 1931; Key West, Florida, USA) Francisco Hoyos (1883-1934), aka Pancho Hoyos Aurora Milagro.
Maria Elena Milagro de Hoyos. After she died her body was stolen by the doctor which treated her
Maria Elena Milagro de Hoyos Elena Milagro Hoyos. On April 22, 1930, while working at the Marine Hospital in Key West, Tanzler met Maria Elena "Helen" Milagro de Hoyos (1909-1931), a local Cuban-American woman who had been brought to the hospital by her mother for an examination. Tanzler immediately recognized her as the beautiful dark-haired.
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3) The fateful meeting with Maria Elena Milagro de Hoyos. On April 22 1930, while working at the Marine Hospital in Key West, Carl Tanzler finally met his "true love". A local Cuban- American woman by the name of Maria Elena "Helen" Milagro de Hoyos was brought into the hospital by her mother for an examination.
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Her name was Maria Elena "Helen" Milagro de Hoyos, and tuberculosis had ravaged her family. Now, it appeared that it was coming for her. * Tanzler offered to help her. He brought experimental equipment to her parent's home, where she lived. No improvement. He brought her an array of medicines. No improvement. He bought her jewelry and.
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Maria Elena Milagro Hoyos (1909 - 1931), more commonly referred to as Elena, was the middle born Cuban-American child of Francisco Hoyos (1883 - 1934) and Aurora Milagro (1881 - 1940) in Key West, Florida. Accounts show she led the normal life of a teenager in the 1920s. She was a devout Catholic who enjoyed Rudolph Valentino movies.