Body parts are new currency in strip clubs?
September/20/2006 01:37 Filed in: Life
Only in New Jersey will you find a stripper with
skulls and formaldehyde hands in her bedroom. Now -
the article doesn't mention the fact that body parts
were traded for services - but does it even need to
be said? I think it's pretty obvious though. That's
one quirky stripper. I'd assume most strippers would
prefer money,jewelry,designer clothes - but nope, not
this one - she only shakes her booty for pieces of
cadavers. She'll love you long time for the right
kind of "stiffy" lol. The puns are just too easy, I
better quit while I'm ahead.
For anyone who wants to read the real story:
New Jersey - if the water doesn't kill you, your neighbors will (and incidentally, both of those links are about Toms River, my home town!) - and then you might end up in a hooker, er, strippers bedroom, nicknamed Freddie.
ah ya gotta love Jersey. I know I do - and hey, at least it's not South Carolina!
Abbie
For anyone who wants to read the real story:
Medical school graduate accused of taking hand from cadaverThe Associated PressNEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. - A doctor who graduated from a New Jersey medical school has pleaded not guilty to stealing a hand from a school cadaver and giving it to an exotic dancer, authorities said.Ahmed Rashed, a 2005 graduate of the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey, was charged Monday after voluntarily returning from Los Angeles, where he is in a residency program, said his lawyer, Hassen Abdellah.Rashed, 26, is free on $1,000 bail.The dancer, Linda Kay, kept the hand in a jar of formaldehyde in her bedroom in South Plainfield. Friends have said she called the hand "Freddy."Police discovered the hand, along with six human skulls, at Kay's home in July. Kay, 31, has pleaded not guilty to unlawful disposal of human remains.Click Here!The left hand was taken in May or June 2002, according to an investigation by UMDNJ and South Plainfield police, said Middlesex County Assistant Prosecutor Judson Hamlin.In a statement from spokeswoman Anna Farneski, UMDNJ said, "The investigation is ongoing and we will continue working with the prosecutor's office to determine how this crime was perpetrated."The charge against Rashed carries up to 10 years in prison.
Medical school graduate accused of taking hand from cadaver (phillyBurbs.com) | New Jersey News
New Jersey - if the water doesn't kill you, your neighbors will (and incidentally, both of those links are about Toms River, my home town!) - and then you might end up in a hooker, er, strippers bedroom, nicknamed Freddie.
ah ya gotta love Jersey. I know I do - and hey, at least it's not South Carolina!
Abbie
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