A 41 year old man has pleaded guilty to selling human remains as part of nation- wide network which saw buyers come to morgues to select human body parts to buy
A man is facing up to 15 years in prison after pleading guilty to selling human remains, including two stillborn babies, online.
Jeremy Pauley, 41, from Pennsylvania, sold stolen remains from Harvard Medical School as well as other facilities as part of a nationwide human body part trafficking network spanning from 2018 to 2022. He is one of seven people who were charged in the case in June
On Thursday, he pleaded guilty to conspiracy and to transporting stolen property across state borders. He also admitted he purchased human remains from multiple people knowing that the remains were stolen and admitted to selling many of the stolen remains to others, at least one of whom also knew they had been stolen.
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