Man, isn't the news just great sometimes? Like this story about a human skull that was dropped off at a Goodwill in Goodyear, Arizona.
Seriously, that's so strange.
Why would someone drop off a human skull in a Goodwill donation box?
That's such a boneheaded move!
The skull was placed in the donation box at a Goodwill in Goodyear, Arizona, a southwestern suburb of Phoenix, by an unknown donor.
It was discovered by Goodwill staff on Tuesday, who reported it to the police, per company protocol, and continue to cooperate with the police investigation, according to a spokesperson for Goodwill of Central and Northern Arizona.
Police responded to reports of the skull discovery and took possession of what was believed to be "an actual human skull" at the Goodyear Goodwill.
A photo provided by police shows the skull was covered with dark black spots, with the upper front teeth still attached and a false eye set on the left eye socket.
Here's what that skull looked like when it arrived at the donation center:
Just in time for Halloween, figured somebody might want this, we're done using it.
Meanwhile, Great Aunt Lisa's six feet under and missing her head. Just kidding, there is no Great Aunt Lisa in the story, thought that would be cool.
As for whether or not this skull was part of a crime, it doesn't seem so. Maricopa County Medical Examiner filed it under the "historic" section. So I guess it's not, like, a murder or anything, so that's good.
Either way, strange story. You really never know what you're going to come across in one of those Goodwill donation bins.
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