Pennsylvania Man Sentenced to Probation in Stolen Body Parts Case

Jeremy Pauley faces further sentencing in federal court, highlighting a bizarre network of oddities trade.

Jeremy Pauley, involved in a conspiracy to buy and sell stolen human body parts, was sentenced to two years' probation in a state case for illegally possessing human flesh.
Pauley admitted to participating in a national network, buying and selling remains stolen from Harvard Medical School and an Arkansas mortuary.
He still faces sentencing in a related federal case, with charges including conspiracy and interstate transport of stolen goods.
Pauley's oddities business in Enola, Pennsylvania, was known for dealing in strange but benign goods before his arrest in August 2022.
The case has highlighted a decentralized community interested in oddities, including antiquities, taxidermy, and natural history.