"Lobster Boy" is a nickname given to Grady Stiles Jr., an American man born in 1962 with a rare genetic condition called ectrodactyly. This condition caused his hands and feet to develop in a way that resembled lobster claws, leading to his unique appearance. Stiles became known for his performances in sideshows and carnivals, where he showcased his condition. Stiles' life was marked by personal struggles, including issues with alcohol and violence. He gained notoriety not only for his physical appearance but also for his tumultuous relationships. In 1992, he was murdered by his wife, which drew significant media attention to his life and legacy.