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Famous Death Row Last Meals
Early Christmas morning, the Bongo Java coffee shop in Nashville, Tennessee, suffered a break-in. While the shop and
register appeared to be undamaged, it's famous NunBun
was missing. The cinnamon bun, discovered by the store manager in the 1996, was said to have the likeness of Mother
Teresa in its cinnamon-glazed layers of pastry. The bun was preserved in the freezer until a local crew made a short
film about it, after which the story was picked up by the city paper and propelled into the national spotlight. After
having received so much attention, the bun was coated in shellac and put on display in the shop, where it has enjoyed
attention as a local novelty for 9 years.
The shop owner fears that the Immaculate Confection may have been destroyed, since it was so clearly the target of this crime.
[Thanks to Tracy for the tip]
