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On February 23, 2006, four men were indicted in connection with a $4.6 million dollar body-snatching scheme. While working for Biomedical Tissue Services Limited, the men allegedly paid funeral homes $1,000 per body from which they mined tissues, organs, and bones without the consent of the deceased’s families. They then sold the parts for research, medical education, and transplantation. Once harvested for valuable parts, the corpses were either cremated or stuffed with “PVC plumbing pipe in place of the bones” and sewed back up for a funeral.

In the Wake of Catalona: An Alternative Model to Safeguard Research Participants’ Interests in their Biological Materials