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You can't just drop that little tidbit without some juicy details, man.
Oh its the Skeleton Museum in Oklahoma City.
I took this picture myself. Far as the owner he has video playing about what they do and they literally clean the bones for the museum, which includes;
He also said that when he dies he wants his body cleaned and his bones put on display. The place is neat. They use bugs that eat the dead flesh off the skin. If you are ever in Oklahoma City definitely g check the place out.
You're telling me those are real human skeletons? Even the kids? Cool, but also bit sad ...
Yes they are 100% real and were all processed there on site. Why I kind of joke about the owner being a serial killer, got to get those bones somehow.