Former Harvard morgue manager, 4 others charged in theft and sale of human body parts

[FC76-81]

Originally Posted by SanyBelle

Why would people buy body parts of deceased persons? Can the organs be transplanted after the people die?

Apparently the individuals purchasing this stuff was only using it as material for other things. The one guy with the facial tatts and piercings was using human skin to make leather. Soo.....

[Veritas Vincit]

Originally Posted by FC76-81

So I'm looking at the mugshot of the guy who's got all those facial tatts and metal studs going on. He's apparently the one who bought human skin for $40K and made leather out of it. I beg the question, how does an individual looking like that afford to pay $40K for human skin? Probably a nut who won the lottery jackpot or similar. Sometimes you can judge the book by it's cover.

God help us! Individuals such as this guy are living amongst us.

I just read a story earlier about a ring of people who make and sell videos of little animals getting tortured and killed in the most heinous fashion via online platforms.



The world is a scary place with a % of people who are demented in the extreme.

[FC76-81]

Originally Posted by ShouldIMoveOrStayPut...?

The way things seem to be going, it may only be a matter of time before the government classifies this group as a "recognized gender" and they wind up with full rights and protections, with no one legally being able to deny them access to body parts...

They'll have their own flag too.