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Severed leg found in recycling center: Doctor says there was more to the story
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The New Zealand Herald
· Jul 6, 2026
Surgeon breached patient rights over donor tissue ankle surgery, HDC finds
Surgeon breached patient rights over donor tissue ankle surgery, HDC finds
Daily Mirror
· Jul 3, 2026
Man's jaw reconstructed using his leg after horror fall chasing thief
It happened while he was chasing a thief who stole his phone
NPR News
· Jun 30, 2026
Editor's note: NPR retracts story
Editor's note: NPR retracts story
Smithsonian Magazine
· Jul 10, 2026
Roughly 100,000 Years Ago, This Man Got Stabbed in the Face—and Survived. He's Likely One of the First Known Victims of an Attack With a Sharp Weapon
Researchers who investigated the remains of a young adult male found in the Qafzeh cave say the injury healed over time, which means the victim's community may have tended to him
Fark
· Jun 21, 2026
$40K of medical equipment stolen from hospital. Police on the lookout for box of bandaids and 2 scissors, more as follows [Followup]
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Fox News
· Jun 25, 2026
John Barrymore's biographer challenges the Hollywood corpse party legend Drew Barrymore once confirmed
John Barrymore's biographer debunks the legendary story that the actor's body was stolen from a morgue for one last party with his friends in 1942.
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Related coverage for "Severed leg found in recycling center: Doctor says there was more to the story": The New Zealand Herald — Surgeon breached patient rights over donor tissue ankle surgery, HDC finds. Daily Mirror — Man's jaw reconstructed using his leg after horror fall chasing thief. NPR News — Editor's note: NPR retracts story. Smithsonian Magazine — Roughly 100,000 Years Ago, This Man Got Stabbed in the Face—and Survived. He's Likely One of the First Known Victims of an Attack With a Sharp Weapon. Fark — $40K of medical equipment stolen from hospital. Police on the lookout for box of bandaids and 2 scissors, more as follows [Followup]. Fox News — John Barrymore's biographer challenges the Hollywood corpse party legend Drew Barrymore once confirmed