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To: Uncle Frank who wrote (101145)	7/3/2001 1:18:41 PM
From: T L Comiskey	Respond to of 152472

OT...Deep thinking ......... Math 101 Tuesday, July 3, 2001 Severed Arm Found, Alligator Suspected FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (Reuters) - A human arm that appeared to have been bitten by an alligator was found in a canal west of Fort Lauderdale, sheriff's deputies said on Monday. The raggedly severed right arm was found on Sunday and was that of an adult male who apparently did not survive, said Broward County Sheriff's spokeswoman Veda Coleman-Wright. "We're sure if they survived and they're missing a right arm, they would have come forward by now," she said. "Detectives have no idea what happened with this body part, whether it was some sort of accident and the person was eaten by an alligator and this is what's left." Investigators took fingerprints from the hand. Alligator attacks have become more common in Florida as its burgeoning human population pushes development farther into the reptiles' traditional swampy habitat. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has recorded 289 alligator attacks on humans, 11 of them fatal, since it began keeping records in 1948. Six people have been attacked by alligators in the last three months, two of them fatally.