Jeremy Pauley

Pennsylvania Man Arrested For Collecting Stolen Human Remains To Sell On Facebook Marketplace To Face Up To 15 Years In Prison

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A Pennsylvania man arrested for collecting stolen human remains to sell on Facebook Marketplace will face up to 15 years in prison.

Jeremy Pauley
A Pennsylvania man arrested for collecting stolen human remains to sell on Facebook Marketplace will face up to 15 years in prison. (Photo: New York Post)

Pennsylvania Man Arrested After Collecting Stolen Human Remains to Sell on Facebook Marketplace

A Pennsylvania man arrested identified as Jeremy Pauley was accused of collecting stolen human remains to sell them on the Facebook marketplace, wherein the Pennsylvania man arrested was discovered having illegal human remains inside his home.

According to a report published in CBS 21 News, authorities received a complaint about the Pennsylvania man arrested having a collection of stolen human remains inside his home and when they searched his house, they found out that the Pennsylvania man arrested had been hiding human skeletons, skulls, and other human body parts.

The investigation about the human body parts collection of the Pennsylvania man arrested was later linked to a previous theft case from the Harvard Medical School morgue, wherein an Arkansas woman allegedly sold the stolen human body parts in the Facebook marketplace, where she met the Pennsylvania man arrested.

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Pennsylvania Man Arrested Will Face Up To 15 Years in Prison After Collecting Stolen Human Body Parts

Despite initially pleading not guilty, the Pennsylvania man arrested later pleaded guilty to transporting stolen human body parts and collecting them inside his house, ABC 27 reported.

The Pennsylvania man arrested will possibly face up to 15 years in prison after collecting and hiding stolen human body parts he bought on Facebook.

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