COURT RECORDS: Carlisle man soaked marijuana in formaldehyde that had preserved human brain 
 
 A Carlisle man, already in prison on multiple burglary charges, is now facing charges he abused a corpse. 
 
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 Joshua Long is accused of stealing a human brain and soaking marijuana in the formaldehyde that had preserved it. 
 
 Court records show Long's aunt came across the brain in a Walmart bag while she was cleaning out a trailer outside Newville. 
 
 Records show she called Long in prison and he confessed to having the brain and to having used the embalming fluid to get high. 
 
 He even gave the brain a nickname: Freddy. 
 
 The coroner examined the brain and determined it is a real human brain. The coroner also said that it was likely a teaching specimen. 
 
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 A central Pennsylvania man is accused of spraying fluid used to embalm a human brain on marijuana that he then smoked. 
 
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 State police in Carlisle on Thursday charged 26-year-old Joshua Lee Long with abuse of a corpse and conspiracy. 
 
 WGAL-TV says court records indicate Long's aunt discovered the brain in a department store bag while cleaning out a trailer. 
 
 Long allegedly told her during a phone conversation from the Cumberland County jail that he used the formaldehyde-soaked pot to get high. 
 
 Court records indicate a coroner concluded the brain was real and that Long supposedly named it Freddy. According to the arrest affidavit, the coroners who examined the brain believe it is "most likely" a stolen medical specimen. 
 
 Long remains in jail, and court records don't list a lawyer for him. 

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 PENN TOWNSHIP, Pa. -- Pat Beck and her husband David thought something might be wrong when the police showed up to the vacant trailer-home next door in late June. 
 
 On Friday, when they learned a human brain was found under their neighbor's porch, the couple was terrified. 
 
 "It just scares me to death," Pat said. "I didn't think they were that kind of people, but nowadays, you never know." 
 
 The brain was found in a Wal-Mart bag under the trailer's front porch. Police say the duo who used to live there is wanted for participating in multiple burglaries. 
 
 On Thursday, Pennsylvania State Police charged Joshua Long, 26 of Carlisle, with abuse of a corpse for his role in the brain activity. According to court documents, Long would frequent the Penn Township home of Robby Zoller and Angela Micklo. While there, state police say, Long would soak marijuana in the brain's formaldehyde, and he and Zoller would "smoke 'wet'", causing an intense, hallucinating, and dangerous high. 
 
 Long was already in Cumberland County Prison on several burglary charges. 
 
 Zoller and Micklo have been "on the run" for the past five weeks, according to court documents. 
 
 On June 21, Long's aunt -- and Micklo's sister -- was cleaning the the empty home when she came across the brain-filled bag. She contacted Silver Spring Township Police, which then brought state police into the investigation. 
 
 State police returned the brain to Cumberland County Coroner Charley Hall, who confirmed the brain was real and belonged to an adult human. Hall also concluded, according to court records, the brain was most likely a teaching specimen. 
 
 "At this point now we're just trying to figure out where it came from," said Trooper Robert Hicks. "We're hoping that if anyone is missing a human specimen brain to bring it to our attention and maybe we can return it to its rightful owner." 
 
 Long even gave the brain a nickname -- "Freddy" -- according to documents which detail a prison conversation between he and his aunt. 
 
 Anyone with information on the whereabouts of Robby Zoller and Angela Micklo are asked to contact Silver Spring Township Police at 717-591-8240.
– Joshua Lee Long's aunt was probably freaked out when she found the human brain in a Walmart bag while she was cleaning out a trailer near Newville, Pa. Chances are she was horrified when Long, in custody on burglary charges, allegedly told her what he did with it. During a call from prison, Long reportedly told his aunt that, yes, the brain was his, and he used the embalming fluid in which it was preserved to get high—namely by soaking his marijuana in it before sparking up, WGAL reports. He called the brain Freddy, and a coroner subsequently confirmed it had come from a human and was probably used for teaching. The whole episode has gained Long, 26, a couple of new charges: abuse of a corpse and conspiracy, WESH reports. But Long didn't indulge in "smoking wet" by himself, FOX 43 reports. According to court documents he would partake in the "intense, hallucinating, and dangerous high" with Robby Zoller, who, with Angela Micklo, lived in the trailer where Long's aunt—Micklo's sister—found the brain. Zoller and Micklo are currently at large. "It just scares me to death," a neighbor tells FOX. "I didn't think they were that kind of people, but nowadays, you never know." As for the brain, a state trooper says: "At this point now we're just trying to figure out where it came from. We're hoping that if anyone is missing a human specimen brain to bring it to our attention and maybe we can return it to its rightful owner." (Stolen brains have turned up on eBay.)