The Ocala Star-Banner, on when workaholism strikes neurological researchers:
Debra Warner said she did not allow any parts to be kept in the bedroom of her 12-year-old son from a previous marriage, but that he was exposed to them.
In one instance, she said, the boy was going fishing in a nearby creek. He got a bucket from under the kitchen sink to take with him, opened it and found a head. She said Warner named the head Fester. That is the name of a character in the television show and movies, ‘‘The Addams Family.’’
‘‘Most of the heads he kept in the lab, but right next to our bed he had a bunch of heads. I told him they really bothered me and he covered them with a blanket,’’ she said. ‘‘He had a lab set up in the house but he never used it. He would bring the body parts into the kitchen and start cutting them up because he said the lab was too crowded. I told him I couldn’t take it any more. I said ’I’m not cooking any more if you keep bringing body parts in the kitchen.’ So he set up an extra study and was cutting them up in there.’’
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