Please radio network and now chewing the fat with Jeff Fisher.

Missing a blue and white box with human heads in it, they belong to science care, a body

donation to science program that helps future generations through improved scientific research

and education. Apparently someone broke into a parked truck in broad daylight and stole a box

of human remains along with the dolly. So I don't know if we're going to get the dolly back.

I'm guessing that the blue and white box either gets found sitting by itself somewhere or it's

already in a dumpster and the dolly is just in a garage somewhere. Somebody decided, hey,

there's a dolly with a box. I wonder what's in it. I'm going to take it. Get it home.

Ooh, a box full of heads. Ooh, no thank you, dumpster, quickly. So if you live in Denver's

leafy central park neighborhood, just check the dumpsters because I bet you that box of heads

is in a dumpster somewhere. Nobody's going to keep it. I doubt someone actually said, hey,

science care. You know the body donation to science program that helps future generations through

improved scientific research and education. Yeah, they've got a truck parked over there

with a box full of heads in it and there's a dolly with it. Let's go ahead and take that and see

if we can get some money from them. I mean, maybe they will. Maybe we're waiting for, you know,

maybe they were kidnapped and they'll get some sort of phone call saying, hey, science care.

Yeah, I've got your box of heads. I need $10,000. I need $100,000. I need a million dollars.

Does science care pay it? I think they do. Welcome. Welcome to chewing the fat.

Plus just as a side note, why are you parking your truck or your van with a box full of heads

in a neighborhood? I mean, aren't you getting picking up the heads from wherever you're getting

the heads and taking them directly to the processing place? Seems like that was just a poor set

of a fair. It wouldn't surprise me if someone loses their job. I would just kind of stop off at

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