DISPENSARY CORNER 11 April 16
April 11, 2016
THE arrest of a German scientist
came as somewhat of a surprise,
after airport officials at Rome’s
Fiumicino airport discovered a
human skull in his suitcase.
The traveller was en route to
Dusseldorf, and told police he had
purchased the skull at a market
for about A$70.
The skull was clearly visible on
the luggage x-ray.
“It was well polished, but
without its lower jaw,” he said,
insisting he had bought it for
scientific purposes.
However border police charged
him with the illegal possession
of human remains, with the skull
sent to Italy’s Polizia Scientifica
forensic scientists to figure out
where it came from.
STAFF at a Starbucks coffee shop
are in trouble after they labelled
a customer’s white chocolate
mocha as “Diabetes Here I Come”.
The super sweet drink
caused particular offence because
the purchaser has two sisters who
are diabetic.
Pet names had not been
allocated to other coffees.
A Starbucks spokesman said the
firm was “disappointed” at the
incident, and was working with
employees to apologise for the
unfortunate experience.
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