Cops: Eyeballs found in trash aren't human
KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Police said Thursday a pair of eyeballs found in a medical box in a gas station's trash bin aren't human.
Spokesman Steve Young said the police lab examined the eyeballs and determined they probably came from a pig. Young said a worker at a Conoco gas station in northern Kansas City called police after finding the cardboard box labeled, "Keep refrigerated" Wednesday. Surveillance video showed two men in a blue Toyota leaving the package on the bin.
Earlier, police had said no eye banks or hospitals in the area were awaiting delivery of any eyeballs. -- AP
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