Now, the men's room wants to know

Who sucks less?

Hey, Tyler, who sucks less?

You know, you bring us three stories from the news each and every week.

Yeah, I'll suck.

It's up to us to determine, though, how do the three stories, which one sucks the least?

Now, if you have any follow KISW on Facebook or on Twitter, the debate is already underway.

On who sucks less?

Yeah, at all three of these stories are a little different.

We'll be in Kentucky, then we head across the ocean to Jiangna.

And then we will finish up in California, but let us go to Kentucky where a Kentucky corner

Left the dead man in a hot car overnight, which caused the body to decompose so badly that the man's family was forced to hold a close casket funeral

But people still got sick from the smell

Basil Payton, he's suing the former Morgan County corner when Raymond van Cleve

Accusing him of leaving the body of Payton's brother Nathan and a bodybag overnight in a vehicle on a quote unseasonably warm day

So according to the lawsuit Nathan died on December 30th 2022 and van Cleve then the corner retrieved the corpse

However, instead of taking the corpse to the medical examiner's office or putting it in cold storage

He kept possession of the body which is located inside of a body bag

Which was located inside of the guy's SUV that he parked and then remained during the afternoon and overnight at the home of the corner

All right, so yet drive the body either to cold storage medical examiner says

I'll do it tomorrow. I'll skip the corpse and car

So basically the corner kept the corpse in his car for almost an entire day. So

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