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Heart Found Outside Toronto's Ryerson University Building Appears Too Large To Be Human: Police

Darpan News Desk The Canadian Press, 18 Nov, 2015 11:58 AM
    Toronto police say a heart has been found outside a building at Ryerson University but they don't believe it's human.
     
    Const. Victor Kwong says the organ was found Wednesday morning by a groundskeeper cleaning up garbage.
     
    He says it appears the heart fell out of a garbage bag.
     
    Kwong says the heart is too large to belong to a human "unless it's a giant."
     
    A coroner has been called to examine the heart just in case.

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