During parsing of Bitcoin data from blockchain, I found many transactions which has invalid script (example 37b828de0da38f0b3b9ec09f6f8b7883c3202a99a285b0b0087f19f9cbf526d9,f6502e80d8a8dc9e59bb518a62a6443479dd72cd153929272ac21bab26317226)
Is there a way to parse these scripts to pull out the output address? If not, what happened to the BTC send to these invalid script?
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