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Ethics Smethics! -- This is one horrifying article.
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From MSN's website and the Associated Press.

Harvesting diseased body tissue for reuse? I have no words.

-Jenna
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#2

I gagged a few times reading that... eech... Those are two Sh*tty Humans.

Rory
Halifax
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#3

ya, this story was too much for me,
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#4

all i could think about while reading this was Rob Zombie...
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wpghipfan Wrote:I gagged a few times reading that... eech... Those are two Sh*tty Humans.

Rory
Halifax

I, too found it difficult to merely read.

There are no limits to human depravity.
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#6

Well, on a positive note, with these two guys out of circulation there's a real business opportunity for somebody with get-up-and-go.

Or maybe that isn't a positive note....

Doesn't this show there's a great big hole in the system's safeguards?
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#7

What really creeped me out was the statement by his lawyer at the end of the article. He thought he was helping mankind? Confusedhock: Confusedhock:
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#8

Yea, I heard about that a few days ago. Big Business...

I need 2 Kingston Tickets, please help.
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#9

This has been a big issue here in Rochester for a couple of months. One of the funeral homes here was a supplier of "parts/tissue". Needless to say the families are suing.
At least it's not as bad as the place in ??Georgia?? a few years ago where the bodies were to be cremated and they found them all in a back area piled on top of each other. Not like one or two but like a hundred.
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