Man Tosses Corpse at FBI, Linked to Thefts

0:00It's March 23rd. This is Canada News today, AI-powered stories from your city. A 41-year-old man from Texas faces two counts of abuse of a corpse after posting a video online showing him tossing would appear to be human. Remains toward the FBI office in Dallas. Michael Chadwick Frye got arrested on March 18th by local police and federal agents following reports of odd behavior at his home. As first heard from someone who said Frye tried to borrow money for a U-Haul truck to move a body. Soon after, the FBI tipped them off that Frye had chucked a bucket of bones over their Dallas-Field office fence, all caught on camera that he uploaded to YouTube. Frye claimed in the video he did it to get the FBI to look into complaints against sent-in county officials from an earlier run-in with the law. His long rap sheet shows more than 24 arrests over the last 20 years, everything from assaults and thefts to public drunkenness and threats. Investigators later linked the remains to thefts at two spots, an urn of ashes swiped

1:02from a cemetery in Oklahoma City back in February, and signs of. A coffin yanked from a mausoleum in Denton, Texas. The case is still active as authorities dig deeper into Frye's online posts and the stolen items.