Mr. E. Thunderdell was a two-headed giant in Cornwall who had amassed great wealth over a long lifetime of hard labor and careful investment. On the morning of May 7, 1720, authorities were alerted to a possible break-in at the Thunderdell residence. Upon arrival, constables discovered Thunderdell's body in the downstairs hallway. They also discovered that all of Thunderdell's possessions had been stolen. Authorities believe Thunderdell surprise a burglar and was attacked and killed. The suspect was believed to be a local transient named Jack with a history of crimes against the giant community.
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