Odd News

Body Part Theft

Male Nurse Help Cut Up 244 Corpses

A male nurse admitted he cut body parts from 244 corpses and helped forged paperwork so that the parts, some of them diseased, could be used in unsuspecting patients.

Source: 
The Star, February 1, 2008.

Hotel Guest Receives Human Eyeball

Wrongly delivered by taxi driver

A guest at a hotel in Tasmania, Australia, was delivered a foam box in the middle of the night and was shocked to find that the box contained a single human eyeball. The eyeball was meant to go to a hospital for a transplant operation but was mistakenly delivered to the wrong location. Hotel worker Gabriel Winner said the agitated guest took the eye to the reception desk.

Source: 
metro.co.uk, January 24, 2008.

British Women Spend $54,000 on hair

Desire a salon-like finish

A hair care company’s British poll suggests the average woman spends US$54,047.16 (about RM172,777) on trims and other hair maintenance costs in her adult lifetime, while the average British man spends only US$24,787.40 (about RM79,229) on hair care.

Source: 
News Daily, January 23, 2008.

Woman To Have 42nd Cosmetic Surgery

Plans to beat current Guinness World Record

Brazilian model, Angela Bismarchi, has her mind set on beating the Guinness World Record of 47 surgical procedures – currently held 52-year-old American Cindy Jackson, who calls herself a “living doll”.

Source: 
The Canadian Press, January 28, 2008.
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