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14 Oct 2008 02:55 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
karohemdI hope none of you have ever eaten a kebab at this place in Wolverhampton.
ETA: Warning: Comments that could possibly described as tasteless within. ;o)
ETA: Warning: Comments that could possibly described as tasteless within. ;o)
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Date: 14/10/08 01:56 pm (UTC)no subject
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Date: 14/10/08 03:14 pm (UTC)"A spokeswoman for West Midlands Police said the death had not been found to be suspicious and no further action had been taken over the matter."
which doesn't really explain much.
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Date: 14/10/08 03:33 pm (UTC)no subject
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Date: 14/10/08 02:02 pm (UTC)D
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Date: 14/10/08 02:15 pm (UTC)Still, he you'd have thought that he cadaver guess that Environmental Health would have thought it a grave matter.
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Date: 14/10/08 02:31 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 14/10/08 03:11 pm (UTC)However, considering the description I doubt the meat was fit for consumption, even without a dead body in the same room.
The interesting question really is why there was a dead body in the first place. Was it the great uncle who had passed away? A customer with a severe case of food poisoning?
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Date: 14/10/08 03:48 pm (UTC)Indeed. That was just the final nail in the coffin!
Ahem. What I find curious is that the guy was comfortable enough with a corpse on his sofa to carry on prepping food anyway. It says that it was an employee... I'm trying to picture the circumstances... "Oh crap, one of the staff has just died, and we open in half an hour. Oh well, misplaced sentiment won't help him now, and these kebabs ain't gonna make themselves!"
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Date: 14/10/08 07:06 pm (UTC)Not true, I'm afraid. The skin forms a natural barrier against a lot of the airborne bacteria which cause decomposition. Rotting in a body usually starts from within, usually in the bloodstream. The outside of meat has no protection, and would start to go off quicker.
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Date: 14/10/08 11:43 pm (UTC)no subject
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Date: 14/10/08 03:27 pm (UTC)Blimey.
Sounds like the sort of place where nobody would even consider a dead body outré, judging from the description of the state of hygiene there :S
Nathan, the Toxic Pixie
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Date: 14/10/08 03:29 pm (UTC)Really...
The court also heard that in a nearby room were a large number of flies which were landing on food. There was also an "awful smell", thawing meat which was oozing blood and covered in flies, and a man smoking and spitting on the filthy floor.
This has nothing to do with the body...
Environmental health officers had been visiting the shop since October 2007, the court heard.
So, despite visiting this place for a year, it was still a massive health risk.
Screw not eating at that shop, don't eat any place Wolverhampton City Council are responsible for!