3 accused of turning a corpse head into a Bong.

[illskill]

This is kinda Crazy..

Thurgood Jenkins: The MacGyver smoker is a very handy guy to have around, especially when it comes to reefer.
McGayver Friend: Hey, man, we're out of papers.
McGayver Smoker: All right. Then get me a toilet paper roll, a corkscrew and some tin foil.
McGayver Friend: We don't have a corkscrew.
McGayver Smoker: All right. Then get me a corpse, a spoon, and a lot of febreeze

Check out the link here
http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/front/5764886.html

3 accused of using corpse head to smoke pot
By PEGGY O'HARE
Copyright 2008 Houston Chronicle

The Kingwood teenager's story of decapitating a corpse and using the head to smoke marijuana was so outlandish that at first Houston Police Department senior police officer Jim Adkins did not believe it.
Yet, Kevin Wade Jones Jr., 17, appeared almost indifferent as he relayed the bizarre description of his and two friends' activities at an Humble area graveyard, Adkins said.
"I just doubted it because it's very morbid, and I couldn't see anybody doing something like this," Adkins said Thursday.
Not until police went to the home of another Kingwood 17-year-old, Matthew Richard Gonzalez, did the officer believe the tale.
"He regurgitated in his plate of food when I asked him about it," Adkins said. "So I knew there was some truth to the story."
Now, Jones, Gonzalez and a juvenile whose name has not been released are each charged with abuse of a corpse, a misdemeanor. All three were arrested Wednesday night.
Police said a fourth suspect is wanted for questioning.
Houston police believe the teens disturbed the grave of an 11-year-old boy who died in 1921.
The child was buried at an unmarked cemetery believed to be reserved for black veterans and their families, Adkins said.
Under the law, a person can be charged with abuse of a corpse simply by vandalizing, damaging or treating a gravesite offensively — even if the human remains buried there are not touched, Adkins said.
The child's skull has not been found. If recovered later, however, such a discovery will not change the charges filed against the three suspects, Adkins said.
The teens first came to police's attention during a vehicle burglary investigation. While being questioned, Jones told of desecrating the gravesite a month or two ago. Adkins said he believes the tale was intended to distract police from the vehicle break-in.
Jones claimed he and his friends used shovels to dig up the body and removed the corpse's head with a garden tool, Adkins said. Jones also revealed he and the other two boys took the severed head to the juvenile's home, where they used the skull as a "bong" to smoke marijuana, the officer said.
Police made three trips to the heavily wooded, snake-infested graveyard near the Eastex Freeway feeder road and FM 1960 before finding the disturbed grave several days ago.
"The grave was uncovered, and the headstone had been thrown off the grave and broken," Adkins said.
Because the grave is flooded with murky water from recent heavy rains, police have been unable to determine if the child's casket is still in the ground.
All three teens gave written and verbal confessions admitting they tried to dig up a body over a two-day period, Adkins said.
But the boys told conflicting stories about whether they actually severed the head — so police aren't sure if that gruesome detail really happened.
Even so, HPD is working closely with Humble police to try and find any surviving relatives of the child whose grave was disturbed. According to court papers, the grave belonged to Willie Simms.
"The ultimate goal will be to put this body back to rest," Adkins said.
Little is known about the graveyard. The Humble Bicentennial Museum could not confirm that it was reserved for black veterans, but Adkins said he observed "many, many headstones" for black soldiers killed during World War I and World War II.
The three boys, all home-schooled, have also been charged in connection with the vehicle break-in. Jones and the juvenile are charged with credit card abuse, while Gonzalez pleaded guilty to a charge of misdemeanor theft between $50 and $500.

[starchild]

this is kinda old but they are fucking gross ewwwww never ever touch a dead body thats over 87 years old!

[intrance]

if thats true, then its likely to affect legalization negatively. especialy if it gets really exaggerated

edit: damn those guys look shitty...

[Floydian]

About the 5th thread on this. Came out like a week ago.

And someone else was planning to smoke out of a skull he stole from a crypt/tomb thingy, like a year or two back, which was also posted, and my personal favourite story.

Nickolas Buckalew, google it.

So yeah... this kind of shit is already old news, lol.

[Computer]

what were they trying to achieve? bragging rights? what were they trying to achieve? somebody tell me. i'm too tired to read the articles.

[bellsaad]

This is on other forums I am in, and they are so against pot, and this just put fuel to their fight. It has nothing to do with smoking, it has to do with stupid boys. PERIOD

[specialk01510]

Can someone explain to me how you would smoke out of a head anyway? I imagine too many holes to really use it.

[buccsluvr]

Thats sick man!! Thats got to be bad karma fuckin diggin up a corpse and cuttin off its head.

[g0t mike]

thats my brother

[TNO-2012]

Originally Posted by g0t mike

thats my brother

What part of Contra Costa you from, if you don't mind me asking?

[g0t mike]

im from SF currently riside in martinez, catch me lit on BART anywhere in between.

[TNO-2012]

Haha, for sure dude. I'm out near Ricmond/El Sobrante.

[scoobydooby67]

i posted a handy how-to guide on this: http://forum.grasscity.com/general/2...sual-bong.html

[jl262]

that is really sick. how hard is it to find a water bottle and some aluminum foil? dont go making bongs out of kid's skulls

[A-STONED-APE]

old news this shit is a buzzkill