A Malaysian witch doctor was detained by local police for questioning about the alleged aliens he buried in the neighborhood cemetery. The man was freed after he explained that banana tree trunks, not aliens, had been buried in a ceremony for "medicinal purposes," district police chief Haliludin Rahim told the press. Apparently the misunderstanding occurred after the gravediggers told some people that they were burying aliens and the rumor then spread out of control.

A Carbondale, Colo. man who could hear crazy noises in his head was shocked to discover that his skull was infested with fly larvae. Aaron Dallas suffered from bleeding bumps on his head, which moved and caused terrible irritation to him.

An Australian rugby league player has finally found the cause of his persistent headaches. Ben Czislowski had suffered shooting pains in his head since April when he got engaged in a head clash with the player of opposite team, but it was only last week that doctors discovered a tooth buried in his head just above the eye. After the incident, Czislowski had his head wound stitched up without doctors noticing the tooth.

An Australian rugby player participated in matches for over four months before discovering an opponent's tooth buried in his head. Ben Czislowski, needed stitches above his left eye after butting heads with a rival in early April.

A ritual performed by a local witch doctor in a northern Malaysian village sparked rumors that space aliens had been buried in the neighborhood cemetery. However, the rumors were quashed Sunday when the witch doctor himself revealed the truth to the authorities. The New Straits Times newspaper reports that a group of four people, comprising a man in his 50s, a woman and two youths, buried six unidentified bodies in a single grave. When the grave digger inquired about the bodies, the old man in the group told him that they were aliens.