According to British media reports on July 31, a shocking case broke out in Arizona, USA. The state's Maricopa County , an institution called the "Biological Resource Center" (BRC) clearly cited a price to sell the limbs of the body donors. Stephen Gore, the head of the agency, was sentenced to only a light sentence of one year in prison, four years of probation and compensation of $121,000.
According to the British " Daily Mail ", the police found 1,755 human limbs at the BRC company's location, and a total of 142 body bags were shipped, weighing 10 tons.
33 relatives of body donors are currently jointly launching a new lawsuit against BRC and its head Stephen Gore. Gore, 52, was found guilty in October 2015 for being charged with illegally selling the deceased's limbs.
Jim donated his mother's body for medical research, but was sold privately by the BRC to the US military for "car bomb explosion test."
At that time, Gore's wife and young children asked the court for a lighter sentence, but the reason was that Gore "brings his family with his family." The court ultimately sentenced Gore to one year in prison, four years of probation and $121,000 in damages. A photo of Gore (right), the head of
BRC, and his family. Gore only has a high school degree and does not have a license to implement the body donation project.
It is reported that BRC was investigated by the police in 2014 for a clear price for privately selling donated limbs.
It is reported that BRC has a clear price for each part of the donated body, such as the upper body is priced at $4,000, the whole body is priced at $2,900, the spine is priced at $1,900, one leg is priced at $600, one head is priced at $500, and a pair of knees is priced at $375.
, who illegally sold donated bodies to make huge profits, Gore (right), was sentenced lightly in October 2015 and is now facing a new lawsuit jointly initiated by the families of 33 body donors.
FBI Former special agent Mark Shinar posted a statement on local social media to file a new lawsuit against Gore and described various "disturbing scenes" that police found at the BRC company's location.
Compilation/write: Nandu Editor Chen Lin
Image source: dailymail
