A prison inmate who escaped by brandishing a gun made mostly of toilet paper and black ink was captured four days later after a real gunfight with police. No one was injured in the shootout Saturday.

An infant in the Domincan Republic died Saturday from complications of having her second head removed. The girl was born in December with the undeveloped head of her twin, an extremely rare condition known as craniopagus parasiticus.

A baby born with two heads will have surgery Friday to have one of the heads removed. Eighteen surgeons, nurses, and doctors will perform the thirteen hour surgery to remove the head.

A medical advisory board in Scotland is condeming the use of improvised equipment such as the use of paperclips to close incisions. In another example, a doctor used a mobile phone camera to send X-ray images for interpretation.

A drunk Thai man was mauled when he tried to rape an unwilling dog. He told police the brown female stray dog had been wagging its tail and “acting sexy” before the incident.

A grocery chain in Ohio has called in a team of experts to determine if ceramic skulls they have been selling are actually human skulls. The skulls were obtained through a government auction of seized or unclaimed property.

An Idaho woman is suing Kellogg’s after allegedly breaking a tooth while eating Frosted Flakes. Court documents filed for the woman state she suffered great pain after biting down on a crystallized piece of corn in the cereal.