Who is the skeleton buried by a secret society under this Baltimore bar?

When I was a young teen, I volunteered at the local YMCA to help set up a &quot;haunted house&quot; (actually a squash court) for Halloween. One of the decorations I pulled out of a storage closet was a display skeleton. I set it up and was having fun playing around with it when I noticed it had some metal fillings in the teeth...and everything was a bit TOO realistic.<p>I still get the heebie-jeebies thinking about it.

<i>&gt; The skeleton’s bones are held together by wire, like you would see in a school biology set, and he suspects the IORM ordered the body through a catalog.</i><p>Kind of buried the lede there.<p><i>&gt; He and Hatem believe The Bluebird’s skeleton could be that of a woman, based on its small stature and broad hips. Benkert said a historian he consulted in 2017 guessed the skeleton may have been a young man, possibly from India.</i><p>Given the timing, India or the dead body of an unclaimed indigent were my first guesses.

&gt; Because of the skeleton’s age, The Bluebird [bar] said it did not contact Baltimore Police to look into the discovery. The department’s policy is ...<p>WARNING: This sort of policy varies by municipality. If you&#x27;d prefer to minimize unpleasant interactions with your local law enforcement, do <i>not</i> make assumptions.

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This is the kind of reason I pay for good journalism. Not to get some endorsement for an election. I can make up my own mind. I want someone to do the searching and write up.

Dang - that&#x27;s like 4 blocks from my house!

Improved title: &quot;Whose skeleton was buried by a secret society under this Baltimore bar?&quot;