Prosthetic Leg Found on Forster Beach

0:00It's April 20th, I'm Cory with the story. This is Adelaide News today, driven by AI. A couple outfishing on Forster Beach in New South Wales, stumbled on a prosthetic leg washed up on the shore Sunday afternoon. Jessica White and her fiancée Chris Schneider spotted it thanks to their dogs sniffing around, and they handed it over to Nambuka Head's police station. By 1.30pm Monday, police on the North Coast are now digging into where this artificial leg came from, trying to track down its owner. Schneider said it wasn't in rough shape, just some barnacles from the sea, and he wasn't sure if tides brought it in or if it floated there. White posted a photo online hoping to find the owner, sparking some buzz among locals. Experts from the Australian Orthotic and Prostetic Association checked it out and said it's a modern below the knee model, custom made in the last couple years. That kind of leg runs about $5,000 to $5,500, and it's rare for one to end up on a beach like this. The chief exec figures

1:00it might have popped off securely during a swim or something went overboard. If you know anything about this leg or its owner, hit up New South Wales Crime Stoppers. They're keeping the search rolling to get it back where it belongs.