A Florida woman has been arrested after allegedly buying and selling human body parts through Facebook Marketplace.
52-year-old Kymberlee Anne Schopper was charged with trafficking in human tissue, according to the Orange City Police Department. She was released from the Volusia County Jail on Friday on a $7,500 bond.
According to a report by FOX 35 Orlando, police began investigating in December 2023 after receiving a report that a local business was selling human bones online. Officers reviewed photographs allegedly posted on Facebook by Schopper’s business, Wicked Wonderland, which appeared to advertise items including human skulls and other bones. MORE
Give this woman a hand.
Actually she just needs a leg up…
Holy crap. “Wicked Wonderland”. That’s beyond wicked. I’ll give you two dimes for a nipple.
There is a process for this sort of thing (thinking back to MythBusters). Facebook is probably not a version of that process.
We have heard time and again that Planned Parenthood has this down pat.
…but its OK when Plannned Parenthood does it…/s
Her last name is kind of freakily apt and made me think it should be changed to Chopper-Shopper
Now we can finally have the answer to what an arm and a leg actually cost.
Whoa! That’s a whole nuther Instacart subject!
She should have invested in securing some brain tissue for herself.
Selling body parts? What’s the big deal? It’s not like the original owners were doing anything with them. And their property rights pretty much expired when they, um, expired.
Like Adam said…what can I get for just a rib?
I thought that Cecile Richards had died.
Don’t museums do this every day?
Millions of liberals are in the market for new, much stronger backbones. But they are too late. Her business is shut down.