A California man was arrested after allegedly
stealing human brain samples from a history
museum and selling them on the online
auction site.
David Charles, 21, was arrested in December
when officers received a call from a buyer
who became suspicious about six jars of brain
tissue he had bought on eBay.
It is claimed Charles broke into the Indiana
Medical History Museum on several occasions
and stole the brain samples from dead
psychiatric patients.
"A museum's mission is to hold these
materials as cultural and scientific objects in
the public interest," the museum's executive
director, Mary Nottage said.
"To have that disturbed - to have that broken -
is extraordinarily disturbing to those of us in
the museum field."
The buyer contacted the museum after he
spotted their labels on the container he
bought from a middleman on eBay.
Detectives traced the transactions and spoke
to the seller who said was given them by Mr
Charles.
"It is a peculiar situation," Indianapolis police
officer Christopher Wilburn said.

The person wey buy am sef need psychiatrical re-evaluation....buying brain?

Oyinbo sha!

Lmfao

ayobase: The person wey buy am sef need psychiatrical re-evaluation....buying brain?

Oyinbo sha!

Huh ?
*sighs* so many weird stuffs lately.

Did u read the story at all?

speedyboi: Huh ?
*sighs* so many weird stuffs lately. Shouldn't he be arrested anyway?

Samanther: Did u read the story at all?

oh sorry. I read the story, but funny I didn't know how my eyes skipped the word