Frankenstein Human With Woman's Head Stitched on Male Torso Found at Science Lab
Grim discovery at Biological Resource Center, in Arizona, US, included cooler of severed male genitalia and buckets of heads, arms and legs
Daily Mirror UK, 26 July 2019.
FBI agents found a sickening 'Frankenstein' monster made from a woman's head sewn onto a male torso during a raid on a body donation centre.
The creation was reportedly hanging on a wall in the Biological Resource Center, in Arizona, US, and was one of several horrific scenes witnessed by investigators.
Agents also discovered a cooler filled with severed male genitalia and buckets of heads, arms and legs.
The facility used to pick up bodies from families for free, with many believing their loved ones would be used for scientific purposes.
The Biological Resource Center had been selling "whole bodies with no shoulders or head" for $2,900, according to a price list included in court documents cited by AZ Central. A torso with a head would cost $2,400, a spine cost $940, and a whole leg cost $1,100. Feet, knees, and pelvises all sold for less than $1000.
The authorities found buckets of body parts in the US facility (Image: WVTM13)
Agents discovered a 'Frankenstein' creation inside the centre (Image: WVTM13)
FBI agents were shocked by the sickening scenes inside the Biological Resource Center (Image: WVTM13)
However, relatives are now suing the Biological Resource Center, claiming the bodies were not treated with respect and that they were misled, the New York Post reports.
The FBI searched the property in 2014 as part of an investigation into human body part trading and illegal trafficking.
Former FBI special agent Mark Cwynar said he 'personally observed various unsettling scenes', including male torsos with their limbs and genitalia removed - and body parts piled up on top of each other.