Now the men's room wants to know who sucks less.

Yay, time for Who Sucks Less.

Stephen Throhill, you bring us three stories in the news each and every week.

They always suck.

However, it's up to us to determine out of the three stories which one sucks the least.

Now, if you have to like the Men's Room on Facebook or follow us on X and Instagram and Men's Room Live.

The debate is already underway on Who Sucks Less?

Yeah, and this week's a little bit weird.

Not everyone is awful.

You just got to wonder where their heads are, but let us just begin.

Today we're dealing with familial death.

So deputies in Hillsboro County in Florida, they responded to a call about possible human remains

in a wooded area on Ramblewood Road. Not at the time, the medical examiner's office said there

were no apparent signs of trauma and confirmed the remains were in fact of a human woman.

The detectives were able to find potential leads following an extensive investigation in DNA evidence processing with the hell, blah, blah, blah.

Anyway, they identified the victim as 78-year-old Jacqueline Seroon.

They determined that a family member caring for Seroon disposed of her remains in the woods after her death.

They do not believe that the woman killed her.

Just dispose of her remains. Now, Rebecca Vaughn, that's the victim's niece, she's now facing multiple charges, including unlawfully holding or moving a dead body in unapproved conditions, failure to report death to the medical examiner or law enforcement, and tampering with physical evidence. As a side note, they did a bit of a deep dive on this family.

That is not an uncommon practice for that family. Okay, so I don't know what their deal is.

I don't know if it's religious, but they have burial plots under land, etc., etc.

But it's still illegal. All right. Now we go to China for these last two stories. And as they say, nothing pains a mother, more than the loss of their child, agreed. So if you could spare them the pain of such

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