holy shit....
FANS OF the band Lifetime wondered yesterday whether the Linda Kay whose mug shot graced the People Paper's cover was the same one who once played bass for the New Jersey punk group.
It was indeed.
Kay, a stripper at an all-nude bar in Union, N.J., was arrested Friday after police found a human hand in a jar of formaldehyde and six human skulls in the basement of her South Plainfield home. She played with Lifetime, based in New Brunswick, in 1992 and 1993. Her photo appears on the group's CD "Background," but she did not perform on the record. Lifetime broke up in 1997, but reunited last year, just finished a tour and will soon record some new material.
Kay has failed to tell police how she got the body parts, according to Newark's Star-Ledger. Authorities yesterday issued a warrant for her arrest after she failed to attend a hearing in which she was charged with improper disposition of human remains. The $100,000 bail she posted was ordered forfeited, reports the People Paper's Tom Schmidt.
It was indeed.
Kay, a stripper at an all-nude bar in Union, N.J., was arrested Friday after police found a human hand in a jar of formaldehyde and six human skulls in the basement of her South Plainfield home. She played with Lifetime, based in New Brunswick, in 1992 and 1993. Her photo appears on the group's CD "Background," but she did not perform on the record. Lifetime broke up in 1997, but reunited last year, just finished a tour and will soon record some new material.
Kay has failed to tell police how she got the body parts, according to Newark's Star-Ledger. Authorities yesterday issued a warrant for her arrest after she failed to attend a hearing in which she was charged with improper disposition of human remains. The $100,000 bail she posted was ordered forfeited, reports the People Paper's Tom Schmidt.