Body parts accidently delivered to residence by accident

[Imogene]

The homeowner was expecting her medicine when she opened the package. I’m pretty sure that would have even unnerved me and I can take quite a bit.

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[VaughanJB]

It says she was expecting her medications but got fingers and arms. And I'm wondering just how much medication she's on, because the weight difference should have suggested something was up. Not that she could have anticipated being given the finger.

 

[OneEyedDiva]

OMG! Despite the blood, guts and gore I've been exposed to just by watching medical shows on T.V., that would have freaked me the h3ll out ! And that's something you just can't unsee....poor lady.

 

[Flarbalard]

It says she was expecting her medications but got fingers and arms. And I'm wondering just how much medication she's on, because the weight difference should have suggested something was up. Not that she could have anticipated being given the finger.

Last trip to the pharmacy to pick up scripts for my wife, it was a full plastic grocery bag of stuff.

 

[TeePee]

The homeowner was expecting her medicine when she opened the package. I’m pretty sure that would have even unnerved me and I can take quite a bit.

Accidental delivery sends body parts to Hopkinsville home in the mail | NewsRadio 1230 AM/99.3 FM | Hopkinsville's News Leader | Hopkinsville, Kentucky

At first I thought it might have been fake news from AI, but when I googled it, it was on the Lexington and Nashville news stations. It almost sounds like a sick Halloween joke someone played but I guess it could be coincidental happening the day before Halloween.

 

[WheatenLover]

OMG! Despite the blood, guts and gore I've been exposed to just by watching medical shows on T.V., that would have freaked me the h3ll out ! And that's something you just can't unsee....poor lady.

It's likely there is no blood, guts, or gore.

When I was working for a medical school's television station, we were having a show in which an orthopedic surgeon demonstrated, for training purposes, how to do certain leg operations.

The guy who was bringing the legs to us put them in a heavy duty black plastic bag. As he was crossing the busiest street at the university to catch the shuttle bus to the medical school, the bag broke. Right in the middle of the road!

No blood, guts or gore. Just a bunch of heavy legs.