Mystery loaves of homemade bread found on seat of student's car found to be laced with LSD

A student at Casper College in Wyoming returned to his vehicle on Monday afternoon and found three loaves of unidentified bread on the passenger seat. That wasn't the biggest surprise.

The Casper Police Department later confirmed the bread was contaminated with the drug LSD, according to Casper College Director of Public Relations Rich Fujita. Fujita said the student contact campus security to report the mysterious loaves, which he stumbled upon at about noon.

"He had no idea where they came from," Fujita said. Campus security conducted a field test, Fujita said. After determining the bread was suspicious, it forwarded the loaves to Casper police. The police department confirmed LSD was present in the bread and has since taken over the investigation, Fujita said.

Fujita said he knew of no suspect or possible motive. He also had no information about whether the car was unlocked or a window was open at the time of the incident. The college later warned people to not eat food of unknown origin.