Man Throws Bones at FBI, Arrested for Abuse of Corpse

0:00On March 23rd, a 41-year-old man from Texas named Michael Chadwick Fry faces charges of abuse of a corpse after allegedly throwing a bucket of human bones over the fence at the FBI Field Office in Dallas. Police arrested him on Thursday following reports that he filmed the act and uploaded it to YouTube. This comes after his family tipped off authorities when he asked his mother for money to rent a truck to move a body. Meanwhile, Fry's sister confirmed to police about the video showing him tossing the white bucket into the secure parking lot. He claimed the stunt was to get the FBI to look into what he called wrongdoing by local officials from a previous arrest. The bones inside are under forensic testing to confirm their origin. Fry has a history of erratic behavior, including ramming a pickup truck into a Dallas news station back in 2018. Officers found him ranting and scattering leaflets at the scene, and they even called in a bomb squad over a suspicious bag he left behind. That incident ended with his arrest in an apology in court.

1:03Investigators later linked the remains to possible grave disturbances, including a stolen earn from a cemetery in Oklahoma City and Damage at a Denton. Mazaliam holding a couple's coffin from the 1940s. Fry's mother also spotted new cemetery searches on her car's GPS and an unfamiliar shovel at home. The case is still active with next-of-can notified, and Fry remains in custody on a $300,000 bond amid his record of $28, prior arrests on various charges.