Three unusually stupid teens
broke into a Missouri home and stole over 2,000 dollars worth of cash,
jewelry, and electronics. As if that wasn’t dumb enough, they also stole
a box filled with the ashes of the homeowners father, thinking it was
cocaine.

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Yup,
you read that right. They mistook the ashes of a dead person for
cocaine, and one of them actually tasted it. HE TASTED IT! The only way I
can believe these kids could think that someone would just have a
covered glass case
filled with cocaine in a living room is if they thought they were breaking into Scarface’s Missouri vacation home.
According to investigators, 17 year-old Devin Gesell was the head of the trio, with the other burglars being minors.

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According
to Gesell, the three threw the remains out the window of the getaway
car after realizing it wasn’t cocaine. You know, because tasting the
charred ashes of a dead man just doesn't give quite the same high as a
controlled substance.
This sounds more like the B-plot of an episode of Breaking Bad than something that could ever happen in real life. It’s just too dumb to be non-fiction, but it’s also the greatest story of karma in action I’ve ever heard.
Source: The Smoking Gun
(source)
filled with cocaine in a living room is if they thought they were breaking into Scarface’s Missouri vacation home.
According to investigators, 17 year-old Devin Gesell was the head of the trio, with the other burglars being minors.
(source)
This sounds more like the B-plot of an episode of Breaking Bad than something that could ever happen in real life. It’s just too dumb to be non-fiction, but it’s also the greatest story of karma in action I’ve ever heard.
Source: The Smoking Gun
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