Zombie Burglar admits Taking Human Brain A Pennsylvania man has been dubbed the Zombie burglar, is now facing new charges after admitting to using a stolen human brain to make a potent form of marijuana. The man was already in custody charged in a string of local burglaries. Police said that Joshua Long, 26, was formally charged Thursday withmisdemeanor abuse of a corpse and conspiracy to commit abuse of a corpse. Investigators in charge of the case told reporters that Longs aunt discovered the brain last month. The detective said that the mans aunt discovered that long was keeping it in a Wal-Mart shopping bag under the porch of a trailer where one of Longs friends lived. Of course he was, where else would you keep a stolen Human Brain? A Local media report, citing a police officer said, that when Longs aunt asked him about the brain, Long admitted to her that it was a human organ and that he and his friend, Robbie Lee Zoller, would soak marijuana in the preserving formaldehyde. Authorities say the high from smoking so-called wet marijuana is intense and dangerous, often causing hallucinations. But not wanting to appear to be crude and insensitive, Long told his aunt that he and Zoller had thoughtfully given the brain a name, they called it Freddy. A police spokesman said that investigators believe the brain was a stolen teaching specimen taken from some nearby college or university. At this point now were just trying to figure out where it came from, Pennsylvania State Trooper Robert Hicks told reporters. Were hoping that if anyone is missing a human specimen brain to bring it to our attention and maybe we can return it to its rightful owner. Zoller and another relative of Longs, Angela Micklo, are being sought in connection with the theft. At this time of this report, neither Long nor Freddy were available for comment. Police started to request that if you or someone you know was missing a human brain that you contact them. However, after some careful though on their part, it was decided that was not a good idea. They were afraid that the station could be flooded will thousands of calls from Liberals. Fox News contributed to this story. 2016 R. L. Grimes 