2023-07-15 04:12:27
The FBI has found 40 human skulls and other human remains as decoration in a man’s house in the state of Kentucky in the United States and link him to a network of people who allegedly buy and sell body parts in which a morgue manager from Harvard Medical School participated.
FBI agents went to the apartment of the now detainee on Tuesday with a search warrant and, when asked if there was anyone else at home, he said that “only my dead friends,” according to the FBI affidavit shared by CNN. The skulls were scattered throughout the house, one of them with a headscarf and another on the mattress on which he slept. Agents also found spinal cords, femurs, hip bones and a bag from Harvard Medical School.
The detainee has not been charged with crimes related to the body parts, but faces a federal charge of possession of a firearm as a “prohibited person” due to his status as a convicted felon. As early as 2011, the defendant pleaded guilty to possession of an unregistered destructive device, after detonating cord, ignition devices, timed fuses and other materials that could be used to assemble “a destructive device” were found on him.
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