West Linn High School student Brandon Flyte told the world on his Web site that he was expelled for leaving a homosexual "snuggle scene" in a class film project.
It wasn't true, and now the teen is in real trouble with school officials because of the resulting turmoil surrounding his claim.
"He has disrupted the school. This is clearly a behavior we don't find acceptable," said West Linn-Wilsonville Superintendent Roger Woehl.
The room smelled of death, with dried blood on the floor. An aged body with a medical bracelet lay on a stainless- steel operating table in the dirty, small space.
This was not a sterile hospital room, which is where a technician normally would remove donated body parts to be used in patients in need of dental implants, spinal surgeries and joint replacements.
But it was there, inside a back room of the Louis Garzone Funeral Home, on East Somerset Street near Ruth in Kensington, that a former employee of a now-closed New Jersey biomedical company said he chopped apart dozens of corpses for their spines, veins, tendons and bones.
