FBI发现10吨尸体残骸，人体贩卖黑暗利益链被曝光

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为医学实验捐赠母亲遗体，却发现被用作爆破试验。最近，一位美国男子的故事惊动了澳媒。

吉姆（Jim）生活在美国的亚利桑那州，他的母亲在患上阿尔茨海默症之后五年去世了，他本打算将母亲的遗体火化后安葬。 但是，医生在对遗体检查时却发现，他母亲的身上并没有携带阿尔茨海默症这种疾病的基因，因此医生认为她身上的病毒基因很有可能变异了。于是希望吉姆可以捐赠母亲的遗体用于医学研究。 吉姆悲痛之余同意了。

他将母亲的遗体捐赠给了亚利桑那州的生物资源中心（BRC），并签署了一份详细的协议文件。 协议称：BRC会将她的大脑送至一个神经学研究小组用以医学研究。并且清楚地写明了他母亲的遗体中将被使用的仅仅只有她的大脑部分。几天之后，他也收到了放着他母亲“大部分身体”的骨灰盒。他以为，母亲的“使命”已经完成了。

然而三年之后，一位路透社记者寄给他的一份文件却差点让他疯掉……这份文件告诉他，他母亲的遗体根本没有被用来进行所谓的医学研究，而是被用来进行非法人体交易，最后是用于军方的爆破实验！ 文件中详细记录了吉姆母亲遗体的信息：所谓的骨灰盒中装的仅仅是他母亲的一只手臂的骨灰，而他母亲身体其余的部分全都被贩卖给了美国军方一个研究爆炸的项目团队——被绑在一个“特殊”的椅子上，随后被引爆。

“我实在太蠢了才会相信他们！”得知真相的吉姆后悔不已。然而吉姆只是无数个受害者中的一个。 FBI在生物资源中心内搜出10吨尸体，罪恶利益链曝光。

2014年，美国联邦调查局在对一桩非法尸体进行交易的时候，居然当场在BRC发现了整整10吨的人体遗骸：那里有“一桶桶头，手臂和腿”“满桶被冷藏的男性生殖器”。 但是当年这件事件因为过于骇人且还在调查中，因此没有公布于众，直到最近一些细节才得以曝光。消息一出，世界哗然！ 在这次案件中，FBI调查出了一条美国殡葬业和尸体处理机构的黑暗利益链。 据美国KTVK电视台的报道：FBI突袭BRC之后，特工马克（Mark Cwynar）表示：我看到了各种他看到了各种“令人作呕的场景”，包括“多个已经被感染的头颅”，“大桶的头、手臂和腿”以及“一个装满男性生殖器的冷却器”，“一名女性的头还被缝在一名男性的躯干上”。 据统计，这次突击调查中查获的10吨人体残骸中，有281颗头颅，241个肩膀，337条腿，97根脊柱。整整装满了142个大袋子！ 这样可怖的场景甚至让久经战场考验的FBI特工都感到了严重的生理不适。其中一名特工——马修（Matthew Parker）告诉路透社记者：搬完这些尸体之后他就患上了创伤后应激障碍（PTSD）。

“经过这件事之后我根本无法入睡了，这里就像一个大垃圾场，人的身体被像垃圾碎片一样扔在这里。”这里大部分的遗体都不是被用来进行所谓的医学研究，而是都以吉姆母亲的方式：被残忍的切割，然后明码标价出售给各种机构。他们甚至还有明确的身体部位价目表： 民事法庭文件中包含的一份2013年的价目表显示，一个完整的男孩头部可以以2900美元（约19948人民币）的价格购得，而一根完整的脊柱则可以以950美元（约6534人民币）的价格买到。

BRC是这条产业链中的中介，以医学研究为名，不知欺骗了多少的良善之辈。除了吉姆之外，还有三十多个人都收到了这份文件，他们亲人的遗体都是以被用作医学研究之名被送往BRC的。而遗体的真实的用途各不相同，有被用作爆破试验的，也有其他种类的军方实验。

目前，这些遗体的家属已经对BRC提起联合诉讼。
10吨的尸骸听起来可怖 然而更加可怖的却是人心 在这起事件中 无论是BRC还是美国军方 都是罪恶交易的参与者
希望这起事件的曝光 可以让身在这种罪恶利益链中的受益者 付出真正的代价..



https://www.1688.com.au/breaking_news/2019/08/05/628411/

alexchng399

同意更加可怖的却是人心。

使用者

从一开始同意（科学研究）就注定这样的悲惨。

哇！这个文章只只字都是充满着血腥暴力的表达！
（我是读者，我读完文章，我的脑袋已经让我看到整件事情的场景！）

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无论是BRC还是美国军方 都是罪恶交易的参与者

傻伯没意见了？

novation

美国军方 ?

不是说cowboy国是很透明很守法很民主的典范？

傻伯来解释一下。。

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很透明很守法

Human Trafficking Is an Epidemic in the U.S. It’s Also Big Business
By Jaclyn Gallucci
April 14, 2019

Billboard showing the effects of sex slavery
Belle Plaine, Minnesota. Billboard showing the effects of sex slavery in the United States.
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Slavery is alive and well in the land of the free. With human trafficking now a multi-billion-dollar industry worldwide and cases increasing in the United States, activists are trying to squash the myth that most women who work as prostitutes do so because they want to.

“Prostitution isn’t people deferring entrance to Yale while they prostitute to raise money for tuition—that’s not the reality of what it looks like,” said Nicole Bell, who worked as a prostitute after being trafficked as a teen. “We’re looking at people in poverty, people of color, people coming out of the foster care system.”

Bell, who spoke alongside a panel of activists at the Women in the World Summit in Manhattan Friday, is now the founder and CEO of Living in Freedom Together (LIFT), a survivor-led organization that helps individuals exit the world of commercial sexual exploitation.


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“We look at prostitution and trafficking as two different things, but most people in prostitution have experienced trafficking in some form,” Bell said. “Most were brought into this before they were old enough to consent to have sex—never mind to being sold for sex.”

Human trafficking is estimated to bring in global profits of about $150 billion a year—$99 billion from sexual exploitation, according to the International Labor Organization. Nearly 9,000 cases in the U.S. were reported to the National Human Trafficking Hotline and BeFree Textline in 2017—a 13% increase from the prior year, according to the Polaris Project. But this data is incomplete, as cases are severely underreported.


“This is not only a dominant issue, it’s an epidemic issue,” Cindy McCain, who chairs the McCain Institute’s Human Trafficking Advisory Council said. “It’s also something that is hiding in plain sight. It’s everywhere—it’s absolutely everywhere.”

President Donald Trump has said his proposed wall at the Southern border would have a huge effect on ending human trafficking, but McCain said the problem is within our own borders.

“He’s living in Disneyland,” McCain said. “These kids that are being trafficked are domestic. They are within the United States and they’re going from state to state.”

A Pipeline of Vulnerability
Some of the biggest factors that lead vulnerable children to become vulnerable adults are poverty, homelessness, abuse at home, the foster system, and glamorization of the sex industry, what is essentially a “pipeline of vulnerability,” said Dr. Sharon Cooper, founder and CEO of Developmental and Forensic Pediatrics.

“What we see is that children are at great risk to be brought into what’s referred to as ‘the life’,” said Cooper. “They are really groomed, sometimes by society, by the advertisements, by what they see on social media, and therefore we have to be very proactive to make this stop.”

Through LIFT, Bell works with incarcerated women, another group hugely vulnerable to sex trafficking.

“When you’re looking at our prison system, it’s literally a fish pool of vulnerabilities,” said Bell. “Women with substance abuse disorder, people who don’t have any family support, homelessness—if you want to find a victim, all you have to do is go through the court transcripts … and offer them a way out.”

And don’t think your state is immune. Of the 5,147 human trafficking cases reported in 2018 through the National Human Trafficking Hotline, not one state was excluded.

“The general public thinks that trafficking of girls occurs in inner cities,” said Cooper. “We’ve seen cases where girls were taken to farms and sold to migrant farmers, drugged in order to become compliant. We’ve seen girls who have been living in homeless shelters, and who come out of the homeless shelter just to walk down the street, but that homeless shelter has been cased by traffickers who will then drive down the street and say, ‘Hey I have a job for you and you can get the tips.’ This is the kind of thing if you offered to a homeless child they would will absolutely believe is authentic and is an okay thing to do.”