佛罗里达州女性因在脸书市场出售人体遗骸而被捕, Florida woman arrested for selling human remains on Facebook Marketplace, claimed bones were educational.

52岁的佛罗里达妇女Kymberlee Scchapper和共同所有者Ashley Lelesi因在Facebook市场出售人体遗骸而被捕。 Florida woman Kymberlee Schopper, 52, and co-owner Ashley Lelesi were arrested for selling human remains on Facebook Marketplace. 橙色市警察局 于2023年12月发起一项调查 之前收到一条消息 有关Scchopel的商店 Wicked Wonderland 出售人体骨骼 The Orange City Police Department launched an investigation in December 2023 after receiving a tip about Schopper's store, Wicked Wonderland, selling human bones. Schopper 声称这些骨头是教育模型，但被指控购买或出售人体器官和组织。 Schopper claimed the bones were educational models but was charged with the purchase or sale of human organs and tissue. Schub在保释金7500美元后被释放, 她定于5月1日被传讯。 Schopper was released on a $7,500 bail, with her arraignment scheduled for May 1.