Supporters saw the Mütter’s preserved fetuses, skulls, and “Soap Lady” as a celebration of human difference. New management ...

Tattoo artist sentenced to prison for trafficking human remains Federal authorities busted a ring of people trafficking in stolen human remains that stretched from Harvard Medical School to Arkansas.

Pauley makes his living in what’s called the “oddities” market, buying and selling human remains and even binding books in human skin. It’s all legal — provided the remains aren’t stolen.

A Pennsylvania "oddities collector" has been spared jail time after admitting to buying human remains stolen from Harvard Medical School and another mortuary in Arkansas and selling them on ...

A self-described “human blood artist” from Pennsylvania has been sentenced to two years of probation in connection with the peddling of body parts from Harvard University and an Arkansas mortuary.

Philadelphia's Mütter Museum has been undergoing an ethical review of its medical oddities, including preserved human remains. The museum's leadership has launched a new public engagement project ...

ORANGE CITY, FL — Two women were arrested for buying and selling human bones on Facebook Marketplace for their oddities shop in Orange City, Wicked Wonderland, court records show. Kymberlee ...

Body parts of donors stolen from the Harvard Medical School morgue were sold across the country, exposing a thriving trade of human-remains buyers and sellers.

No.. A 2024 bill made it a felony to sell human remains as oddities, a term used for unusual commodities such as taxidermy, bugs and bones. HF3490 banned the sale of human remains under almost all ...

Jeremy Pauley, a self-described “human blood artist” from Pennsylvania who was busted for peddling body parts -- some belonging to children --, has pleaded guilty to in federal court to ...

She was hired to cremate medical cadavers. But first, she harvested organs, skin and genitalia and sold them to a man she met through a Facebook group called Oddities, according to court documents.