Charles W. Roback

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Dr. Charles W. Roback or Dr. C. W. Roback (22 May 1811 – 9 May 1867) was a manufacturer of patent medicines, an astrologist, a fortune teller, and a charlatan in the United States. Roback was nicknamed Fallebo Gök in his native Sweden, where he fled due to fraud charges in 1843.