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Posted on 11/22/2019 10:49:35 AM PST by Morgana
A biomedical company that received donated dead bodies and then sold them for a profit for experiments such as IED blast tests has been ordered to pay $58 million to the families of the deceased individuals.
A Maricopa County Superior Court jury awarded ten of the 21 families of donors $58 million, finding that Biological Resource Center (BRC) of Phoenix deceived them into donating their deceased loved ones’ bodies. The families later discovered the bodies were sold for a profit without their consent.
A report at the Washington Post referred to BRC as a “human chop shop” and observed the case of Jim Stauffer, who donated his mother’s body to the company, hoping it would be used to advance research in Alzheimer’s Disease:
He filled out all the paperwork, and 10 days later, received her ashes in a wooden box.
But at the time, in 2013, Stauffer didn’t know that the ashes he received were just from his mother’s hand. He didn’t know, as Reuters would later discover, that the rest of her body had been shipped to the Army for a Pentagon experiment — to be used as a test dummy in an IED blast.
In an interview with ABC15, Stauffer said he discovered his mother’s body “was then supposedly strapped in a chair on some sort of apparatus and a detonation took place underneath her to basically get an idea of what the human body goes through when a vehicle is hit by an IED.”
Stauffer said when he completed the biomedical company’s paperwork, he checked “no” when it asked whether uses of the donated body may involve “explosions” and other situations.
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More like Jeff Dahmer but good pic choice
What should they have done instead?
Ate 'em?
mark
So somebody dumps a bunch of corpses at your dock and
you can find somebody willing to cut you a check to
come pick 'em up. Yeah, that seems like the best plan.
Most folks have little use for corpses.
Babies don’t give their consent to Planned Murderhood.
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