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Man Claims Skulls Were Inventory For Online Business - ntype - 05-12-2007

Selling human skulls turns big profits. Well, at least one man in Chicago, IL believes so. Brian Sloan, 26, was boiling five skulls on his stove in order to prepare them for his eBay customers.

A local artist and part-time drag queen, named Jojo Baby, walked in on Brian and was shocked when he thought he saw flesh along the gum line of one of the skulls boiling on the stove. Baby, who is in the final stages of officially changing his name to Jojo Baby, called the police.

A store called the Bone Room in California has been selling human skulls for about 15 years. Sloan refutes claims of being unusual by saying, “There are thousands of anthropologists, medical professionals and interested people who want to study anatomy through human bones”.



Human Skulls Found in Apartment




FBI and Food and Drug Administration officials say they could find no laws that Brian Sloan has broken. The future of the five skulls remains uncertain as they remain in possession of the Cook County medical examiner’s office.

Mr. Sloan has declined to say where the skulls came from, but police have said the skulls came from China. I wonder if UPS or FedEx charges extra for shipping body parts

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