There are many bones to pick when it comes to griping about everyday life in Singapore. But this netizenās chilling account, saw things take a more literal turn on a daily stroll with his doggo on Monday (29 Jul).
In a Facebook post by Mr Alan Lim, he shared that he uncovered some āhuman-likeā bones in his neighbourhood. Hereās what he said in full.
Mr Lim shares that he was taking his dog for a walk around the neighbourhood in Braddell when he stumbled upon a grisly discovery.
Some āhuman-likeā bones, to be precise.
He immediately called the police, who arrived on the scene swiftly.
Upon a cursory inspection, he claims that the cops thought the bones were ātoo light to be authenticā.
To verify this hypothesis, they summoned a ābone specialistā to the scene to conduct further analysis on the specimen.
Now, a cordon area has been set up around the site of his find. Hereās the video of the police in action.
Mr Lim shares that a K-9 unit was summoned just an hour later to āsniff the areaā just in case there were more bones like these.
He ends the post by quipping,
Who says Monday is boring. š¦“
Note the bone emoji for emphasis.
Netizens do seem extremely invested in Mr Limās story as commenters continue to speculate on reasons behind the unnerving discovery.
One person theorises that they could be leftover animal bones from someoneās feast.
Some compared the find to a real-life āCSIā moment, requesting for more live updates, stat.
We think that there could be multiple explanations as to why bones were located in the area that the netizen discovered.
Carbon-dating & DNA analysis in the forensics lab could also determine how long the bones have been there, and who they could belong to.
Hopefully, the reason will be far more mundane than tragic.
As for Mr Limās dog, weād like to commend the impressive use of its nose. Surely it deserves a shot at making the K-9 squad too?
Featured image adapted from Facebook.
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