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Chinese Ocean Tanker Had A Container Full Of Dead Americans & Body Parts
A Hong Kong flagged cargo ship departed South Carolina in July carrying 6,000 pounds of human remains valued at $67,204. The container’s temperature was set to 5 degrees Fahrenheit to prevent the parts from spoiling. Relatives of the dead, meanwhile, did not realize their loved ones’ remains were being dismembered and sent to Europe and elsewhere, the report notes.
Body brokers like Oregon-based MedCure rely on lax regulations to export heads, shoulders, knees and toes to Mexico, China, Venezuela and Saudi Arabia, among several other countries. Plastic surgeons in Germany use heads to practice new techniques, while thousands of parts are shipped overseas annually.
The FBI raided MedCure in November, which culminated in a federal investigation.
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Chinese Tanker Had A Container Full Of Dead Americans
Chris White on February 8, 2018Exporting companies are using Chinese ships, planes, and trucks to transport dead Americans across the world for research purposes, according to a Thursday report from Reuters.
A Hong Kong flagged cargo ship departed South Carolina in July carrying 6,000 pounds of human remains valued at $67,204. The container’s temperature was set to 5 degrees Fahrenheit to prevent the parts from spoiling. Relatives of the dead, meanwhile, did not realize their loved ones’ remains were being dismembered and sent to Europe and elsewhere, the report notes.
Body brokers like Oregon-based MedCure rely on lax regulations to export heads, shoulders, knees and toes to Mexico, China, Venezuela and Saudi Arabia, among several other countries. Plastic surgeons in Germany use heads to practice new techniques, while thousands of parts are shipped overseas annually.
“There are people who wouldn’t necessarily mind where the specimens were sent if they were fully informed,” Brandi Schmitt, who directs a body donation system at the University of California, told reporters about the trade, which is still shrouded in mystery. “But clearly there are plenty of donors that do mind and that don’t feel like they’re getting enough information.”
The FBI raided MedCure in November, which culminated in a federal investigation.
“MedCure is committed to meeting and exceeding the highest standards in the industry. It takes very seriously its obligation to not only deliver safe specimens securely, but to do it in a way that respects the donors,” said the company’s lawyer, Jeffrey Edelson, who declined to comment on the nature of the raid.
Families of those on in the ships were shocked to hear that their husbands, fathers, and daughters were shipped overseas.
Marie Gallegos, whose husband’s head was shipped to a dental school in Israel months after he died of a heart attack, told reporters that she “should have read the fine print” of the forms she signed allowing his parts to be donated for science and research.
“Had I known that my husband’s head was over there, I would have waited to have the ceremony,” she said. “If they really wanted my husband’s body for these purposes, they should have told me upfront and verbally.”
Regulators are also concerned the parts might be infected with HIV or some other highly infectious disease. There is a disconnect between what the industry and government believe is dangerous, Matthew Zahn, chairman of the public health committee for the Infectious Diseases Society of America, told reporters.
“It’s a situation where we don’t have a huge amount of regulation or clarity as to what the risks are,” Zahn said. “It feels like one of those cracks in the system where a practice has developed, and the risk factors and oversight have not fully matured.”
Current regulations cover body parts intended for transplant, such as hearts and livers, which has allowed some unsavory elements of the industry to bubble to the top.
FBI investigators raided the warehouse of another so-called Body Broker last year and found a grisly discovery. Court papers reveal the building, owned and operated by businessman Arthur Rathburn, was littered with dead flies, dog bowls, and human remains frozen together in huge “chunks.”
Rathburn’s business, International Biological Inc (IBI), became a target after routine border stops that found he was ferrying human heads to Mexico on their way to forlorn parts of the globe, court records show. The jury ultimately found Rathburn guilty of fraud for supplying his customers with body parts infected with HIV and hepatitis.
“The fraud scheme orchestrated by IBI shocked even the most experienced of our investigative team,” FBI special-agent-in-charge David Gelios told reporters. Donors were “victimized as IBI intentionally and recklessly marketed and transported contaminated human remains… Personal greed overcame decency,” he said in a statement after the verdict.
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Dismembered American Corpses Become 'Reliable Supply of Body Parts' to the World
The
body parts of dead Americans, sometimes contaminated with deadly
contagions, are reportedly being ferried across the globe by land, sea
and air to be used in research and medical training.
On
July 20, 2017, a transport vessel registered in Hong Kong left
Charleston, South Carolina carrying an assortment of cargo, including a
refrigerated container loaded with about 6,000 pounds of human remains
valued at $67,204.
According to Reuters, it was business as usual for the shipment’s owner, a Portland-based company called MedCure that collects and dissects bodies donated to it and sells them to medical training and research companies.
As it turns out, MedCure – a so called "body broker" — sells or leases about 10,000 body parts obtained from US donors, with about a fifth of this amount being shipped overseas, while since 2008 US body brokers have exported parts to at least 45 countries, including Italy, Israel, Mexico, China, Venezuela and Saudi Arabia.
Also, lastly, a Detroit-based body broker named Arthur Rathburn, head of International Biological Inc, was convicted by a US court of transporting hazardous materials after the jury found him guilty of defrauding his customers by supplying body parts infected with hepatitis and HIV.
All in all, US border authorities intercepted at least 75 body part shipments suspected to be infected between 2008 and 2017, though Reuters points out that virtually all of these shipments were the remains of American donors being shipped back, as border agents "pay more attention to goods entering the country than those departing."
According to Reuters, it was business as usual for the shipment’s owner, a Portland-based company called MedCure that collects and dissects bodies donated to it and sells them to medical training and research companies.
As it turns out, MedCure – a so called "body broker" — sells or leases about 10,000 body parts obtained from US donors, with about a fifth of this amount being shipped overseas, while since 2008 US body brokers have exported parts to at least 45 countries, including Italy, Israel, Mexico, China, Venezuela and Saudi Arabia.
"No other nation has an industry that can provide as convenient and reliable a supply of body parts," the news agency remarks.
The demand for body parts is apparently caused by laws and religious
taboos that exist in some countries and prohibit the dissection of the
dead.
This trade, however, tends to attract attention
of the authorities as, for example, MedCure became the subject of a US
federal investigation, as in 2016 and 2017 law enforcement agents
discovered infectious biological agents that cause sepsis and the
life-threatening MRSA bacteria in shipments that were being returned
to the company.
READ MORE: A Change of Heart? UK Seeks to Universalize Organ Donation by 'Presumed Consent'Also, lastly, a Detroit-based body broker named Arthur Rathburn, head of International Biological Inc, was convicted by a US court of transporting hazardous materials after the jury found him guilty of defrauding his customers by supplying body parts infected with hepatitis and HIV.
All in all, US border authorities intercepted at least 75 body part shipments suspected to be infected between 2008 and 2017, though Reuters points out that virtually all of these shipments were the remains of American donors being shipped back, as border agents "pay more attention to goods entering the country than those departing."