Fake Elvis and medical Body Parts

[Ichingcarpenter]

This is apparently his site


Let the record show that on this date, March 05, 2008, I, Paul Kevin Curtis, being of sound mind, am attempting once again to expose various parties within the government, FBI, police departments, legal & healthcare systems, etc. that a conspiracy to ruin my reputation in the community as well as an ongoing effort to break down the foundation I worked more than 20 years to build in the country music scene, began on the day I accidentally discovered a refrigerator full of dismembered body parts & organs wrapped in plastic in the morgue of the largest non-metropolitan healthcare organization in the United States of America, AKA

North Mississippi Medical Center where I was employed from 1998 until March of 2000.


His story goes on
its just plain weird.
https://sites.google.com/site/paulkevincurtis/

[Brickbat]

1. Sad and clearly disturbed.

That's a mind in pain.

[dballance]

2. Maybe I'm Missing Something. Why Would it be Unusual for a Morgue to Have Body Parts in a Frig?

I can think of any number of reasons why there might be limbs, and yes, even a head in a refrigerator in a morgue. They could be there to be held for forensic testing. Perhaps that's the way they came to the morgue - detached. I wouldn't think they'd have the space to use up one of those whole-body coolers we see so much of on TV?

I read his complaint and no where do I see him allege there was something nefarious about these body parts being there. Just that he opened a refrigerator in an area of the hospital in which he should not have been poking around in the refrigerator any more than he should have been going through the file cabinet drawers. Then he made something sensational about it so they canned him. Makes sense to me to can him.

So what if they never told him why? MS is a right to work state. They can fire him for "good reason, bad reason, no reason - as long as it's not a protected reason (like gender or race)."