A man stole the severed leg of a train cash victim and started eating it . "On the leg, the skin was hanging. You could see the bone."

A man stole the severed leg of a train cash victim and started eating it . "On the leg, the skin was hanging. You could see the bone."

Construction workers laying concrete in Wasco, California last Friday were stunned when they saw a man walking down the sidewalk — with a human leg. They captured video of the bizarre incident that shows 27-year-old Resendo Tellez seemingly biting into a severed foot before waving it at police officers. Tellez allegedly stole the limb from the scene of a nearby train collision that left a pedestrian dead, and he's now facing charges for removing evidence from the scene 

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