IDKwatImDoing

So, if we already dont have enough on the table for people thinking pot makes u stupid. These brilliant boys from Texas decided to dig up a body and didnt stop there. They then severed the head off with the shovel and took it home n made a bong out of it. The full story i tried to attach, so sorry if it doesnt work.

The Post Chronicle

Lol, well i guess then again u gotta do wat u gotta do right all! Lol kind of a sic way to go about it thou. I always resorted to just foil....

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ZoomBoom

That link is acting funny for me...


Anyone else?

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IDKwatImDoing

Damn that sucks, cuz i just clicked it and i worked fine... IDK wats wrong man.

But this works tooooo

The police didn't believe it when they were told and they haven't found the skull yet, one youth told police that he and his friends had dug up a body, severed the head off the corpse then used the dead head as a bong to smoke marijuana.

Jim Adkins, a senior police officer for Houston Police Department, didn't believe the 17-year-old Kevin Wade Jones' story of what he and his and two friends did at a Humble Graveyard, and Adkins told reporters, "I just doubted it because it's very morbid, and I couldn't see anybody doing something like this."

In fact, the police were investigating a vehicle burglary when Jones started telling his bizarre tale about he and his friends taking a shovel, digging up a body, using a garden tool to sever the head and he and the other tow boys taking it home to use as a ""bong" to smoke marijuana, according to the officer.

They think he only brought up the "bong head" to distract from the other investigation.

Still, the police went to Matthew Richard Gonzalez's home, another 17-year-old implicated and Adkins says, "He regurgitated in his plate of food when I asked him about it. So I knew there was some truth to the story."


Now, Jones, Gonzalez and a juvenile whose name has not been released are each charged with abuse of a corpse, a misdemeanor. All three were arrested Wednesday night.

Police said a fourth suspect is wanted for questioning.


After investigating, the police believe the grave that was vandalized belonged to an 11-year-old boy that died in 1921 that was buried at an unmarked cemetery believed to be reserved for black veterans and their families.

The three teenagers gave verbal and written confessions about digging up the body but their stories conflicted on whether they actually severed the head.

After multiple trips to the graveyard, the police found the grave of Willie Simms, uncovered, with the headstone off the grave and broken and they are attempting to locate surviving relatives, because as Adkins says, "The ultimate goal will be to put this body back to rest."

As for the distraction technique in telling the gruesome story of digging up the body, it didn't work as well as the teenager thought it would.


The three boys, all home-schooled, have also been charged in connection with the vehicle break-in. Jones and the juvenile are charged with credit card abuse, while Gonzalez pleaded guilty to a charge of misdemeanor theft between $50 and $500.


The charges stemming from the graveyard vandalism will not change whether police find the head or not because under Texas state law, "a person can be charged with abuse of a corpse simply by vandalizing, damaging or treating a gravesite offensively — even if the human remains buried there are not touched", Adkins said.

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buzzmobile

I guess they were smoking headies. According to the vernacular, of course.

ZoomBoom

This sounds familiar.

Is it a hoax or an old article?

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buzzmobile

This appears to be a fresh article, but I remember reading about the same claim a few months ago.

BCGuerillaGrowa

what a way to get a head on... I wonder if he tried to sell it to the local...head shop.

CRAZYTRAIN

Head shop.... that was funny!
I think this is a continuation of a story/investigation that started a few months ago.

When I was a kid, we called the druggies "heads", short for pot heads.
I guess these guys were really heads.

This just sounds like something some idiot teenagers would do.. then rat each other out. Real smart guys. Real smart.

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squirrel_master

i was thinking the same thing but i think it was farther back then a few months.

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BCGuerillaGrowa

Ya Crazy Train.. the term Head is no longer used for stoners except by the OG's like yourself. I learned it from friends parents. I thought it was pretty funny to, glad someone else did.