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EPISODE 5: LAW & DEATHICS

By: Josh Murphy, Heather J. Miller
Narrated by: Chris Phillips
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  • As investigators build a case to prosecute the ringleader of the horrifying body parts brokering operation, they discover that although there has been a serious violation of the ethics of the death industry, called “deathics,” the laws governing the largely unregulated body parts industry may not have been fully fleshed out.
    ©2021 Josh Murphy and Heather Miller (P)2021 Josh Murphy and Heather Miller
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Woah!

If you love true crime and can handle gore then you’ll love this or at least find it interesting!

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Interesting and disturbing

The story was well told, with all the gory details. My question is, wouldn't this be considered abuse of a corpse?

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