Story about cannibal from Miami went around the the world and shook the public by its bizarreness.
Here are the three stories about the:1. direct consequences,
2. possible cause and
3. a similar event.
1. Miami Authorities Added 'Zombie Attack' Spot To History Miami Museum Tour
Five days after a naked man chewed off 80% of a homeless man's face on the side of the MacArthur Causeway, the location of the bloody attack has been added to a local sightseeing tour.
Dr. Paul George, who runs History Miami museum's "Mystery, Mayhem, and Vice" crime tour, told the South Florida Business Journal, "Horrible as it was, it is part of our history. Currently, our tour takes us over the causeway right past the site, so this fits well.”
Previous "Vice" tours have taken onlookers by spots like the site of the attempted assassination of Franklin Roosevelt; Al Capone's house; Casa Casuarina, where Gianni Versace was gunned down; and Miami City Cemetery.
2. Bath Salts: Were They Behind "Miami Zombie" Attack?
Police and doctors are reportedly blaming "bath salts" for the bizarre, grisly behavior of Rudy Eugene, who began devouring Ronald Poppo's face last weekend.
“The symptoms of the attacker of eating human flesh and continuing to chew another man’s face after being shot six times leads me to believe it is possible it was a zombie attack,” Ryan Ray, senior, states, “Although biologically I do not believe in zombies.”
Authorities state that the attacker overdosed on cocaine and bath salt.
Either the zombie apocalypse is nigh, or Eugene was on something strong enough to prompt a psychotic, gruesome meltdown that seems incomprehensible.
Of course, because bath salts are made by "street chemists," there's really no way to know what chemicals are actually contained in any given quantity.
There's also no medical test to detect bath salts in a patient. "The only way we know if someone has taken them is if they tell you," one expert said.
3. Second Zombie Attack
Police and doctors are reportedly blaming "bath salts" for the bizarre, grisly behavior of Rudy Eugene, who began devouring Ronald Poppo's face last weekend.“The symptoms of the attacker of eating human flesh and continuing to chew another man’s face after being shot six times leads me to believe it is possible it was a zombie attack,” Ryan Ray, senior, states, “Although biologically I do not believe in zombies.”
Authorities state that the attacker overdosed on cocaine and bath salt.
Either the zombie apocalypse is nigh, or Eugene was on something strong enough to prompt a psychotic, gruesome meltdown that seems incomprehensible.
Of course, because bath salts are made by "street chemists," there's really no way to know what chemicals are actually contained in any given quantity.
There's also no medical test to detect bath salts in a patient. "The only way we know if someone has taken them is if they tell you," one expert said.
3. Second Zombie Attack
There has been a second Zombie Attack in Texas. The bath salt Induced Sodomy Zombie Plague that I told you about yesterday has spread.
Police Officers were called to San Antonio home early Sunday to find Otty Sanchez, sitting on the couch with a stab wound to her chest and her throat slashed, screaming “I killed my baby! I killed my baby!” She told officers the devil made her do it, police said.
On the floor was her dead bloody baby, Scott Wesley Buccholtz-Sanchez. The 3 1/2-week-old boy lay dismembered in the bedroom, three of his toes had been chewed off, his face torn away, his head severed and his brains ripped out. The zombie mother had apparently ate the child’s brain and some other body parts before stabbing herself.
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