"Object that might possibly be an animal part" discovered in Conde Nast headquarters

Mark Frauenfelder 8:45 pm Sun Sep 7, 2003

(Forwarded anonymously) This email message was sent to Conde Nast employees today:

This morning an object that might possibly be an animal part was found in the 18th Floor janitorial area of the freight corridor.

At this time our security personnel is cooperating with an investigation that involves representatives from both the EMS and the NYPD.

As part of their routine investigation, it may be necessary to inspect other janitorial areas and/or employee bathrooms within 4 Times Square.

We appreciate your cooperation.

Discuss (Thanks, Anonymous!)

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