Canada is getting reaaaaal weird.
In one of the most WTF stories we’ve heard all week, a heart was found in a trash can on Toronto’s Ryerson University campus yesterday morning, and investigators spent a lot of time pondering whether or not the organ was of human descent or animal’s. Creepy.
Officers were called to the scene around 8:48 a.m. Wednesday after a groundskeeper found the heart while cleaning out a garbage can outside Ryerson’s G. Raymond Chang School of Continuing Education. Shortly after, the homicide squad and the coroner’s office were called to determine the heart’s origin.
The university promptly tweeted out a response upon hearing the bizarre news:
Object found near campus believed to be a cow heart. Toronto Police investigating. We’ll update the community when we know more
— Ryerson University (@RyersonU) November 18, 2015
Uh… that doesn’t make it any less weird. Luckily a homicidal maniac wasn’t on the loose, just an angsty art student trying to get a sweet pic.
We have been advised that the objects found today were animal organs. Apparently used in a student art project and disposed on Victoria St
— Ryerson University (@RyersonU) November 18, 2015
Typical.
[H/T: The Star]
