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One Really Creepy Firefighter

By John Mesirow

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It started with a really bad car accident. Melbourne, Florida resident Carl Lambert had to have his leg amputated at the accident scene. Things went from extremely bad to extremely strange. Per CBS12 news:

Lambert's Attorney says he was flown to the hospital, but his leg didn't follow.
What happened to it?
Right now, all Karl Lambert knows is what he was told: the leg didn't come with him and it was put in someone's freezer.
That someone was a firefighter.
St. Lucie Fire officials say the firefighter was not a rookie. Right now, she is still on the job pending the outcome of the investigation.
Mr. Lambert is left to wonder if his leg could have been reattached. Here's the source.

Full post as published by Legal Juice on September 27, 2008 (boomark / email).

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