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This is a rooster teeth production. For centuries, human scan has been used to graft, oh so many grizzly trinkets.

We are digging into some of the gruesome truths and stories behind human skin accessories.

Welcome to 30 Morbin minutes. This is the podcast where we explore topics of a morbid, macab, dark, and downright grisly nature.

And while we try to treat subject matter with the sensitivity it deserves,

sometimes we just have a bag of laughs. Sure do. Yeah, I'm Elise Willems. And I'm Jessica Vasami.

May 11th, 1950 was a warm and bright day on 5th and Cedar Street in Rollins, Wyoming. Perfect

conditions for the construction workers digging the foundation

of the soon-to-be Rollins National Bank. Cedar Street was the epicenter of town, a stretch of two-story

buildings housed doctors, lawyers, banks, and markets. The train ran along the backside of town

blowing warnings as it approached the Union Pacific Railroad Station,

which was two blocks from the construction site. Well, that day the train's horn wasn't loud

enough to drown out the shouts and kind of screams of the construction workers as they

unearthed a barrel buried behind what was once the office of the late 19th century Dr. Thomas

McGee. Inside the barrel, the late 19th century Dr. Thomas McGee.

Inside the barrel, the workers discovered a pile of dusty bones, including the bottom

half of a skull.

And not just any ordinary skull.

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