Found a mummy on the roof of Medicine of the Universidad Complutense

The faculty of medicine of the University Complutense does not come out of a scandal when encountering another. After that employees of the Department of Anatomy II -sealed in May - exposing the state of overcrowding and decomposition of the hundreds of bodies donated to science that housed their cameras, the last October 29 something unusual happened. A professor in the Department of Anatomy - now there is only one - was a mummy on the roof of the building. The strange discovery has not gone so far and all the explanations are confusing.

However, the note sent internally from the Department of Labor Risk Prevention said the following: "In the day yesterday an incident occurred at the Faculty of Medicine. We were watching an installation on the roof, in whose interior had a mummified corpse. Given that this is an installation and an activity that does not meet the minimum conditions of safety and hygiene, has been requested to the Faculty to take the necessary steps to tidy up the area, as well as providing a solution in relation to the existing remnants corpse, either by its withdrawal by company funeral home, or in the case of some kind of experiment or scientific action, report the matter to take preventive measures. We have been informed orally, the mummified corpse is going to be removed as soon as possible by undertaking".

This newspaper could not confirm yesterday, as assured sources of the Faculty of Medicine, that the human remains found in the roof had already been discarded "the ordinary", i.e. "cut, packaged and sent to the funeral home for their correct incineration". It is not known whether the installation, these "old units that are used for the drying of corpses", have been dismantled or remain on the roof of the university building. During the summer were disinfected and removed hundreds of corpses in a bad state - "some even with the diapers posts", according to the report of the inspector's work - who were in the cameras of the cellars of the faculty, and merged the two departments of Anatomy historically rivals.