The body of a mummified man was found on a toilet in a California home recently, while authorities were searching for an entirely different missing person. This bizarre news comes out of Union City, where news of this nature seldom makes headlines. People reports that police were searching a home in August while looking for a woman that had been reported missing. While searching the home they located the mummified body of a man on a toilet in the home. Authorities were searching for an elderly woman that wasn't currently living at the residence, and wasn't found inside. However, reports are stating that the mummified body on the toilet may be the son of the missing woman. No foul play is suspected in the man's death.
April Fool’s Day comes around every year, and is supposed to be a day of jovial pranks and harmless shenanigans. However, some All Fools Day pranks can go too far, and some people aren’t interested in celebrating at all — like some of the horrible examples in the following article. April Fools Shooting Spree of 1998 On April Fools Day, 1998, two men went on a murder spree that spanned across two states — which left five people dead and another one clinging miraculously to life. Nineteen-year-old Chalk Wessell and another man named Steve A. Hale went on the murderous rampage, shooting multiple people after a so-called business deal fell-through. Multiple sources covered the crime when it took place, but few could put into words any understanding of why the shooting spree happened. A later article, about a decade after the crime spree, revealed that the shooters were high on crystal meth. The Accidental Suicide of Lance Bassett On April 1st, 2011, the body of 15-year-old Lance Bassett wa