Missing: One Human Leg Severed During Hit-and-Run Accident

• Tsk, tsk... it's always better to stop and face the situation full-on.  The driving away and subsequent cover-up gets you in much more serious trouble than the initial event.  Generally, it is fairly defensible if you are driving at night and don't see the people in the road, which I am sure happened.  Hardly anyone is going to do this on purpose.... but they panic and run.

• Unless the driver is dumb enough to continue driving the very same vehicle the next day, in which a human remain was purported to have been stuck somewhere on the front end of the car. The murder weapon with four wheels shouldn't be too hard to locate on the public roads. That dude is gonna be in serious shit once he's nabbed in a matter of hours.

• It's more likely the suspect stopped the car a short distance away to see what damages there were to the car, and saw the remaining portion of the leg at which time that portion of the appendage was likely tossed into the very closest dumpster or trash can. Unless the stench of rotting human flesh attracts someone to it, the appendage probably made it to the transfer station and then to the landfill. If someone who knows the driver/owner of the car cares and reports the damaged vehicle to the police, there should be bits and pieces of evidence still attached... even if the vehicle has been washed.

• I'm sure Jeffrey Dahmer would love to have it, if he were still alive.

• Leftovers! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MtxDJCZ2Rr8

• I will suspiciously eye all dogs burying stuff on my way home tonight.

• The missing limb, is probaby still attached to the suspected vehicle. Given to the heat outside, it will surely decompose rather quickly. A stench will then usurp the surround area near the vehicle. Someone will notice in a matter of time. The severed leg may end up  being infested by flies and maggots once its located. It's probably not a good idea to return it to the deceased.

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