The case was investigated directly by the FBI and may be linked to a body selling network
In the US state of Kentucky, an FBI operation last Tuesday (12) uncovered a disturbing discovery in the apartment of a boy identified as James Nott. According to CNN, a criminal complaint detailed the discovery of 40 human skulls and other human remains that decorated the boy’s apartment.
Human skulls were arranged in a disturbing manner throughout the house. NottOne of them wore a scarf around his head. In addition to the skulls, agents also found spinal cords, femur bones, hip bones and even a bag identified as belonging to Harvard Medical School, as described in the FBI statement.
+Harvard: The group is accused of selling body parts from the college’s morgue
This shocking discovery linked the individual to a network of people suspected of being involved in the illegal buying and selling of human body parts. Among those involved in this network is a manager at the Harvard Medical School mortuary who is accused of stealing body parts.
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Although James Although he is not charged with any crimes related to possession of body parts, he faces a federal charge of possession of a firearm because his criminal history prohibits him from owning a weapon after pleading guilty to possession of an unregistered destructive device in 2011 had . This charge is related to the seizure of materials that could be used in the assembly of a “destructive device.”
The FBI operation shed light on a sinister conspiracy involving the illegal acquisition of human body parts, astonishing the local community and raising numerous questions about the motivation behind this macabre collection and its involvement in a criminal network was. The investigation continues and looks for answers.