Earlier this month, a Mumbai man was left shell-shocked when he found a severed human finger inside an ice cream cone. The picture of the ice cream cone with a human finger inside it soon did rounds on social media, raising concerns about food and packaging safety.&nbsp;

The police were swift to take action against Yummo Ice Cream, from where the ice cream was ordered by Orlem Brendan Serrao, 26, who registered a case against the company at the Malad Police Station on June 12.

Now, a DNA report has revealed that the finger belonged to Omkar Pote who is an assistant manager at Fortune Company in Pune. While packing the ice cream on May 11, Pote lost part of his middle finger on his right hand. The manufacturing date on the ice cream cone matches the date of the incident. Following this discovery, the Mumbai Police filed a negligence case against Fortune Company.

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On June 12, Malad resident Orlem Brendan Serrao, 26, was eating a butterscotch ice cream ordered online by his sister when he sensed something unusual. Upon inspection, he found a human finger inside the ice cream. Serrao initially lodged a complaint with the ice cream company via Instagram but informed the police when he received no response.

The “human organ” found in the ice cream was then sent to Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL).

A case was registered against the ice cream company, under sections 272, 273, and 336 of the Indian Penal Code, Senior Police Officer, Ravi Adane said. As per some reports, the human finger found in the ice cream cone was about 2 cm long.&nbsp;

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Responding to the incident, Fortune Dairy's owner, Manoj Tupe, said his company is cooperating with the inquiry and awaiting the DNA test results. He mentioned that multiple units, including those in Ghaziabad and Jaipur, are involved in ice cream cone filling and that government teams have been sent to these locations for further verification.

Later, Yummo Ice Creams issued a statement, saying, “We have stopped manufacturing at this third-party facility, isolated the said product at the facility and our warehouses, and are in the process of doing the same at the market level. Product quality and safety is our highest priority, we were in the process of addressing the situation. Meanwhile, the matter was escalated, and an official police complaint was filed by the customer."

(With inputs from agencies)

Earlier this month, a Mumbai man was left shell-shocked when he found a severed human finger inside an ice cream cone. The picture of the ice cream cone with a human finger inside it soon did rounds on social media, raising concerns about food and packaging safety.

Earlier this month, a Mumbai man was left shell-shocked when he found a severed human finger inside an ice cream cone. The picture of the ice cream cone with a human finger inside it soon did rounds on social media, raising concerns about food and packaging safety. The police were swift to take action against Yummo Ice Cream, from where the ice cream was ordered by Orlem Brendan Serrao, 26, who registered a case against the company at the Malad Police Station on June 12. Now, a DNA report has revealed that the finger belonged to Omkar Pote who is an assistant manager at Fortune Company in Pune. While packing the ice cream on May 11, Pote lost part of his middle finger on his right hand. The manufacturing date on the ice cream cone matches the date of the incident. Following this discovery, the Mumbai Police filed a negligence case against Fortune Company. Also Read | About Half of India's population falls short on physical activity: Study On June 12, Malad resident Orlem Brendan Serrao, 26, was eating a butterscotch ice cream ordered online by his sister when he sensed something unusual. Upon inspection, he found a human finger inside the ice cream. Serrao initially lodged a complaint with the ice cream company via Instagram but informed the police when he received no response. The “human organ” found in the ice cream was then sent to Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL). A case was registered against the ice cream company, under sections 272, 273, and 336 of the Indian Penal Code, Senior Police Officer, Ravi Adane said. As per some reports, the human finger found in the ice cream cone was about 2 cm long. Also Read | Ice cream horror: Mumbai man finds human finger inside ice cream, police probe underway Responding to the incident, Fortune Dairy's owner, Manoj Tupe, said his company is cooperating with the inquiry and awaiting the DNA test results. He mentioned that multiple units, including those in Ghaziabad and Jaipur, are involved in ice cream cone filling and that government teams have been sent to these locations for further verification. Later, Yummo Ice Creams issued a statement, saying, “We have stopped manufacturing at this third-party facility, isolated the said product at the facility and our warehouses, and are in the process of doing the same at the market level. Product quality and safety is our highest priority, we were in the process of addressing the situation. Meanwhile, the matter was escalated, and an official police complaint was filed by the customer." (With inputs from agencies)

Finger found in ice cream cone belongs to factory staff; new details revealed in Mumbai case

A man in Maharashtra’s Mumbai found human finger inside a cone of ice cream which he ordered from an online store. The woman, who was left in sheer shock and disgust, immediately contacted the police to report the bizarre incident.&nbsp;

A case has been registered at the Malad Police Station, jurisdiction area of the incident,&nbsp;against the ice cream company called, Yummo Ice Cream. The ice cream which the man received in her order has also been sent for investigation, as per ANI.

The “human organ” found in the ice cream has also been sent to Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL).

"We have initiated an investigation to find whose finger is it. An FIR is lodged and the finger has been sent to forensic lab," the police official said.

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A case has been registered against the ice cream company, under sections 272, 273, and 336 of the Indian Penal Code, Senior Police Officer, Ravi Adane said.

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As per some reports, the human finger found in the ice cream cone was about 2 cm long. It was found when the man started slurping the ice cream and felt something unusual hitting her tongue. When he pulled it out, it was a piece of a human finger.&nbsp;
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A photograph of the ice cream cone, showing a human finger protruding from the top, was shared online. This incident has sparked a wave of concern among local residents about food safety standards.

As per Yummo Ice Cream’s social media accounts and official website, the company seems to be a new player in the category with only about 800 followers on Instagram.&nbsp;

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A man in Maharashtra’s Mumbai found human finger inside a cone of ice cream which he ordered from an online store. The woman, who was left in sheer shock and disgust, immediately contacted the police to report the bizarre incident.

A man in Maharashtra’s Mumbai found human finger inside a cone of ice cream which he ordered from an online store. The woman, who was left in sheer shock and disgust, immediately contacted the police to report the bizarre incident. A case has been registered at the Malad Police Station, jurisdiction area of the incident, against the ice cream company called, Yummo Ice Cream. The ice cream which the man received in her order has also been sent for investigation, as per ANI. The “human organ” found in the ice cream has also been sent to Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL). "We have initiated an investigation to find whose finger is it. An FIR is lodged and the finger has been sent to forensic lab," the police official said. #WATCH | Mumbai: Ravi Adane, Senior PI, Malad Police Station says, "We received a complaint stating that a piece of flesh was found in the ice cream ordered online. We have taken the piece of flesh for investigation. A case under sections 272, 273, and 336 of the Indian Penal… pic.twitter.com/ghpJa5voye — ANI (@ANI) June 13, 2024 × A case has been registered against the ice cream company, under sections 272, 273, and 336 of the Indian Penal Code, Senior Police Officer, Ravi Adane said. Also Read | Pakistan-made items recovered from terrorists killed in Kathua attack As per some reports, the human finger found in the ice cream cone was about 2 cm long. It was found when the man started slurping the ice cream and felt something unusual hitting her tongue. When he pulled it out, it was a piece of a human finger. A photograph of the ice cream cone, showing a human finger protruding from the top, was shared online. This incident has sparked a wave of concern among local residents about food safety standards. As per Yummo Ice Cream’s social media accounts and official website, the company seems to be a new player in the category with only about 800 followers on Instagram. (With inputs from agencies)

Ice cream horror: Mumbai man finds human finger inside ice cream, police probe underway

Pentagon’s former chief investigator of unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP) Sean Kirkpatrick claimed that the conspiracy theorists who have been working for and within the US government have been perpetuating myths regarding UFOs that millions of taxpayer dollars are being spent into studying a “self-licking ice cream cone”. 
 
The claims were made by Kirkpatrick in a podcast after he stepped down from the position of the first director of the defence department’s all-domain anomaly resolution office (Aaro) last month. 
 
The department was established in 2022 to collect military reports of UAP sightings and to provide more transparency regarding what information the government has. 
 
The first comprehensive historical record report of Aaro was submitted to Congress and will be published later this year, said Kirkpatrick, adding that it contains no evidence of the existence of alien life and not only any government cover-up.&nbsp;

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He added that various lawmakers happily embrace unsubstantiated stories which are circulated by “a core group of people” regarding the secret government UFO research programmes. 
 
“They’re some of the same people that have been working behind the scenes with Congress to write legislation,” said Kirkpatrick, in the podcast. 
 
“They’re the same people that worked with a US company and the US army to explore a piece of material that they claim was a UAP and really is a piece of missile casing from the 1950s. They’re the same people that have been influencing some of these whistleblowers who have come forward to say: ‘Hey, I don’t have any first-hand evidence, but all these people are telling me this',” he added. 
 
Kirkpatrick did not identify the people by name, but agreed with the observation of Bergen that “the actual conspiracy is being carried out by a group of true believers themselves to get the government involved in the business of investigating aliens”. 
 
“That is a self-licking ice cream cone, exactly. The best thing that could have happened in this job is I found the aliens, and I could have rolled them out, but there’s none. There is no evidence of extraterrestrials. There is no evidence of aliens, and there’s no evidence of the government conspiracy,” said Kirkpatrick.

<h2 lang="en-US">Lawmakers succumbed to “conspiracy-driven decision-making”: Kirkpatrick</h2>

In his resignation essay, which was published last week by Scientific American, Kirkpatrick said that the lawmakers have succumbed to “conspiracy-driven decision-making” and sensationalism in their efforts to “uncover the cover-up”.

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“Worrisome is the willingness of some to make judgments and take actions on these stories without having seen or even requested supporting evidence, an omission that is all the more problematic when the claims are so extraordinary,” Kirkpatrick wrote. 
 
“Some members of Congress prefer to opine about aliens to the press rather than get an evidence-based briefing on the matter. Members have a responsibility to exhibit critical-thinking skills instead of seeking the spotlight,” he wrote.

(With inputs from agencies)

Pentagon’s former chief investigator of unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP) Sean Kirkpatrick claimed that the conspiracy theorists who have been working for and within the US government have been perpetuating myths regarding UFOs that millions of taxpayer dollars are being spent into studying a “self-licking ice cream cone”.

Pentagon’s former chief investigator of unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP) Sean Kirkpatrick claimed that the conspiracy theorists who have been working for and within the US government have been perpetuating myths regarding UFOs that millions of taxpayer dollars are being spent into studying a “self-licking ice cream cone”. The claims were made by Kirkpatrick in a podcast after he stepped down from the position of the first director of the defence department’s all-domain anomaly resolution office (Aaro) last month. The department was established in 2022 to collect military reports of UAP sightings and to provide more transparency regarding what information the government has. The first comprehensive historical record report of Aaro was submitted to Congress and will be published later this year, said Kirkpatrick, adding that it contains no evidence of the existence of alien life and not only any government cover-up. Also read: It’s official, US is not able to defend itself against an alien invasion: Report He added that various lawmakers happily embrace unsubstantiated stories which are circulated by “a core group of people” regarding the secret government UFO research programmes. “They’re some of the same people that have been working behind the scenes with Congress to write legislation,” said Kirkpatrick, in the podcast. “They’re the same people that worked with a US company and the US army to explore a piece of material that they claim was a UAP and really is a piece of missile casing from the 1950s. They’re the same people that have been influencing some of these whistleblowers who have come forward to say: ‘Hey, I don’t have any first-hand evidence, but all these people are telling me this',” he added. Kirkpatrick did not identify the people by name, but agreed with the observation of Bergen that “the actual conspiracy is being carried out by a group of true believers themselves to get the government involved in the business of investigating aliens”. “That is a self-licking ice cream cone, exactly. The best thing that could have happened in this job is I found the aliens, and I could have rolled them out, but there’s none. There is no evidence of extraterrestrials. There is no evidence of aliens, and there’s no evidence of the government conspiracy,” said Kirkpatrick. Lawmakers succumbed to “conspiracy-driven decision-making”: Kirkpatrick In his resignation essay, which was published last week by Scientific American, Kirkpatrick said that the lawmakers have succumbed to “conspiracy-driven decision-making” and sensationalism in their efforts to “uncover the cover-up”. Watch: NASA Chief says Aliens exist | This World “Worrisome is the willingness of some to make judgments and take actions on these stories without having seen or even requested supporting evidence, an omission that is all the more problematic when the claims are so extraordinary,” Kirkpatrick wrote. “Some members of Congress prefer to opine about aliens to the press rather than get an evidence-based briefing on the matter. Members have a responsibility to exhibit critical-thinking skills instead of seeking the spotlight,” he wrote. (With inputs from agencies)

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