In October 2012, The Huffington Post shared the remarkable story. The OB Suds car wash of California wasn't, historically, the biggest source of sensational news reports. There it was, serving the drivers of San Diego as usual, when a most surprising 'customer' arrived. The man's name was Henry Lefebvre, and what was so notable about him? According to the outlet, he died in 1995.

According to the Huffington Post, Lefebvre was found at the car wash. His ashes were safely ensconced in a small box. Needless to say, this caused quite a stir among staff, who were able to determine the date of his cremation because the box was reportedly marked accordingly. Per CBS News, the cremation took place locally, but it was entirely unclear how or why Lefebvre's earthly remains were left at OB Suds. Especially after so much time elapsed between his death and the appearance of his ashes at the car wash. However, the establishment devised a plan for this unique situation.

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