Police determine odd gelatinous object isn't murder victim's breast implant

David Pescovitz 10:05 am Thu Dec 1, 2016

A man found a strange round, gelatinous blob in a bag at a train station in Maroochydore, Australia. Concerned that the object was a breast implant belonging to a murder victim, the citizen contacted police. From myPolice Sunshine Coast:

Officers seized the item at the request of the man and provided him with a receipt.

The man was concerned it was a prosthetic implant from someone who may have been murdered or drowned.

Investigations revealed what police suspected… the item was indeed a jellyfish!

(via Daily Grail)

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