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Posted by: Cinderella

Customer Has Male Body Part Microwaved

Store Clerk Horrified By What She Found In Paper Towel

http://cbs4.com/watercooler/watercoo...055061505.html

A man went into a convenience store and asked the clerk to warm up in a
microwave what appears to be a severed male body part.

Customers going in and out of the Giant Eagle Get-Go mini market didn't know
what to think when they saw police activity on the scene, reports KDKA's
Ralph Iannotti.

A man walked in and asked a female clerk if she could use the store
microwave to warm up something he had wrapped in a paper towel.

Concerned about an unusual odor from the oven, the clerk opened the microwave to check on the item and out tumbled what appeared to be a
severed human penis, wrapped up in the paper towel.

Police were called immediately and the man ran out of the store empty
handed.

"Hopefully, they're looking for the person this belongs to," said Sandy Furman, of McKeesport.

"I think that's the one they ought to look for - the one who may be hurt,"
said Denny Adler, of McKeesport. "It's shocking that I'm not (surprised). It's
just the nature of the beast."

As McKeesport police continue to look into the case, sources say that county
homicide detectives have been notified of the incident in case a crime was committed outside McKeesport.

Posted by: frank

Only you would post this story, Cindy.

Posted by: Pvt. Cowboy

Hot Dogs... Armour hot dogs...

Posted by: SOT

Franks and beans, franks and beans.....

Posted by: Pvt. Cowboy

Quote:

Originally Posted by SOT_II

Franks and beans, franks and beans.....

Have you seen my baseball??

Posted by: Cinderella

Quote:

Originally Posted by frank

Only you would post this story, Cindy.

LOL Frank so not true!!!

Posted by: CJIS

Oh no!!!! Laurana Bobit is back

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