STEWARTSTOWN, Pa. (AP) - February 5, 2007 - A Ronald McDonald statue taken from a family's York County home last month was found beheaded in a wooded area over the weekend.
The statue owned by the Grieger family disappeared January 15th.
On Thursday, Joy Grieger found its severed head returned to her family's Stewartstown property, complete with X's drawn over its eyes. Police say the rest of the 300-pound statue turned up in Hopewell Township on Saturday.
Grieger used to work at a McDonald's, and her family adopted the statue decades ago.
Police say the family did not know anything about its whereabouts until its cement head showed up on their lawn last week. The Griegers say they plan to offer a 500 dollar reward for information leading police to the culprits.
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I'm not which is weirder - the idea of collecting a Ronald McDonald statue or decapitating one... Come to think of it, my father-in-law lives in Stewartstown....
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