Florida Woman Arrested for Selling Human Remains on Facebook Marketplace

In the wild and wonderful world in Florida, the owner of the Odwonities store was arrested for selling human residues in the Facebook market.

like USA today Reports, 52 -year -old Kymberlee Schopper has been accused of illegal purchase and human bone sale on the Zuckerberg trading platform.

At the end of 2023, the police in the Daytona Beach suburb of Orange City received advice that Wooded Wonderland, the Schopper store that also announces petty and “embalming” on the Internet, on its website, was selling many human bones and skeleton.

From a 35 -dollar human rib to a partial human skull of $ 600, the value of the store’s tools reached $ 850 in the authorities that the party’s authorities received. When they spoke with the daughter of Schubper and a 33 -year -old Ashley Lilisi, the owners collected the sale without hesitation. According to the linear test presented by USA todayThe mother and daughter team were not aware that the sale of bones was illegal in Florida-is one of only eight US states that prohibit this practice on a large scale, although dozens of other countries have a conditional ban.

Lilesi told police officers that they and the Spirit have bought many private sellers. The police provided five of the six samples and told them that the store had already sold a piece of skull for $ 50, until receipts to buy and sell all the bones concerned.

Later, both the mother and daughter met the police and, at that point, changed their melody. According to the linear testimony, Schubper told the authorities that the bones were “educational models”, which will be placed in a legal loophole within the prohibition of the guardianship of selling human remains.

Apparently, the policemen did not buy it, and Schubbert was accused of buying or selling human organs and tissues, and a second degree felony can carry a 15 -year prison sentence and a fine of $ 10,000. Lilisi does not seem to have any crime, and the mother published $ 7,500 after her arrest.

Nine and 650 miles ago, a similar catastrophe has been revealed in New Orleans after Ander Darling, a Facebook group called “Queer Witch Collective”, told their fellow magicians that they had some local bones for sale. In their first publication, Darling bought bones from the “poor man’s cemetery” near their house, which would rise to the roof during rainy stormy stormy storms – and will sell them happily to their magicians at the cost of charging.

The Queer Witch Collective group in France in Darling exploded not only to collect bones without approval from the families of the deceased, but also led to a profit. Although Darling’s ethnic background remains a bit of mystery, they are definitely not black, and as the speculation of the cemetery they obtained from the bones has aroused, many commentators indicated the increasing Potter field-and now the legendary-

After this “bone speech” spread to Tumblr and became Mimi, people were caught in power from the “boneghazi” catastrophe. After the police worn, Darling was arrested in Florida – anywhere else? – He was charged with robbery and smuggling, human remains, despite the reduction of those charges after they were guilty.

With the development of the investigation, Louisiana enacted the law to protect and monitor its human residues, which called for the most cruel punishment for bone trafficking and other parts of the body and brought them to the fold of countries that criminalize this practice.

Although it is quite reasonable that the owners of Wonderland were not aware that the sale of bone is illegal in Florida, they could have a quick Google research about what happened to the last arrested person – and saved themselves a world of trouble.

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