OBITCH he's coming home!!!!

"Fry" is a street term for marijuana or tobacco cigarettes dipped in PCP and/or embalming fluid, then dried. In 2016, four teenagers in Sanger, Texas—including the police chief's son—broke into a funeral home intending to dip cigarettes in embalming fluid. When they found none, they cut a finger off a corpse and tried smoking it instead. That story, shared by Spencer Henry on OBITCHUARY, sets the tone for an episode that weaves together a major life announcement, a deeply researched explanation of "zombie filler," and the strange history of people using dead bodies to get high.

Moving Back to California

The episode's anchor is Spencer's announcement that he and his fiancé, the Champ, are moving back to California. A year ago, they relocated to Tennessee for the Champ's job opportunity—"I was kind of down for an adventure," Spencer says. But the Champ is now embarking on a new business venture, and with their wedding approaching, they decided to set down roots where their community is. Spencer bought a house ten minutes from Madison's. "She's over a hundred years old," he says of the vintage home. "You know we had to get an old girly."