The Leg Bone’s Connected to the…Packing Tape?!?
LaMara Jones, a women living in North Pole, Alaska, received the leg bones and body tissue of her late father in the mail recently. Apparently, her father had died three years ago in North Dakota, and his body was exhumed for some sort of DNA test to prove that Ms. Jones was the true heir to his estate. Ms. Jones, meanwhile, thought the package was a “LobsterGram” at first.
Who in their right mind would send someone’s leg bones in the mail to his daughter? Identigene laboratory director Laura Gahn, of Houston, Texas. Who says scientists don’t have a sense of humor?
Thanks to the freestylin’ Hillary Johnson for this link.