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Hi, everyone. Welcome to that spooky on Johnny. I'm Tyler. And this is a weekly podcast that is actively petitioning for an

Isle Mornos themed runway next season on RuPaul's Drag Race. Yes, very actively. Yeah, they could recreate scenes from monster for the

Challenge and they could lip sync to sex shooter. Yeah, guest judge Christina Ricci. Oh, I love that. World of Wonder, we are giving you gold. I hope you're listening. I sure hope though. So welcome everyone to episode 43. Wow, what an episode it is. I know it's going to be a real special day. But before we get into it, I've got a little bit of spooky gay bullshit for us. I love it. Yeah, so this is not something that I found on my own because remember how last week I was really impressed with how two different people

sent us the same article. Oh, yes. Well, history has repeated it. So girl, it won up itself. We had three people sent us the same article this week. It was pretty fabulous. So this is coming straight out of the New York Post. It was published on July 25th. Our anniversary.

Yeah, and it was written by Ebony Bowdoin. So thank you very much to Hillary, Justin and Laura who all sent this to us. The headline is FBI finds bodies sewn together like Frankenstein in human chop shop.

Like what? Yeah, I am so like, let me just repeat the sentiment from last week. I am so thankful that we have built this little field of dreams, whatever.

Like people have just arrived and then when they go out there in the world and they encounter really fucked up weird stuff, they think of us. I know it's really heartwarming. Yeah, like truly heartwarming. Yeah. Now it's funny that we say heartwarming because I'm pretty sure there were a lot of warm hearts out in Phoenix, Arizona at the biological resource center.

Because let's just say the conditions in this chop shop, if you will, weren't that pleasant. So basically this biological resource center was a place where people could donate the corpses of their loved ones for scientific research.

Yes. Yeah, great idea. So basically like you would take the bodies to them and it's all under the guise that they would be taking it out and like putting it either in front of like medical students or whatever.

Turns out none of that was happening. Mama. So we found this out because recently a lawsuit was filed 33 plaintiffs actually threw together a case against the biological resource center.

Following their 2014 shutdown because turns out they were kind of the target of this multi state raid and investigation of the illegal trafficking and sale of human body parts.

Oh, yeah. So guess what was going on down there? Black market. Yeah. Exactly. So when police shut the place down in 2014, they discovered quote various unsettling scenes, including buckets of heads, arms and legs.

Then just other buckets of like random ass body parts mixed together. So it's like the bulk barn of body parts. Basically, yeah, but instead of Cheerios, it's human toes. This is horrible.

Yeah. So they also said that they found a cooler with male genitalia and a woman's head sewn onto a man's torso like Frank and Stan.

Oh, yeah. Then they also found what they called infected heads. So if any of you are in the medical world, let us know what that means. Yeah.

I did not want to Google infected head. I did not want to turn off the Google safe search and look up infected head. Yeah, not on this good day.

Not on this good day. I have not read any books by Eckhart Toley recently enough to be doing that. Yeah. But they also just said that they found like random arms, random body parts stacked on top of each other without identification.

Tags just some romper room fuckery. Yeah, that's no lie. Yeah. So basically these 33 plaintiffs all want answers. They took a decor. They're basically like what the fuck is going on with my loved ones body. Now I don't know if this is one of those situations where basically they, you know, take them, do their scientific thing.

And then we're supposed to be giving them back to the families. Well, I mean as somebody who had had a loved one that did donate their body to science. That's exactly what's supposed to happen.

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