Australian Woman Sentenced for Attempting to Sell Human Toes Found in Dog Vomit

A bizarre case involving human remains, animal behavior, and online sales led to an 18-month probation sentence in Victoria, Australia.

A former animal shelter worker in Victoria, Australia, discovered human toes regurgitated by two dogs that had consumed parts of their deceased owner.
The dogs' owner had died of natural causes before the animals consumed some of his remains, leading to the discovery of human body parts at the shelter.
The woman took the toes home, preserved them in formaldehyde, and planned to sell them online for up to 400 Australian dollars.
Police were alerted to the plan through an anonymous tip and found the toes along with other unusual items, including an alligator claw and a guinea pig foot, in the woman's home.
The woman pleaded guilty and avoided a two-year prison sentence, instead receiving an 18-month probation sentence from a Melbourne court.