Chinese Company Caught Stealing Dead Bodies to Make Dental Implants

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Chinese social media users discovered they are no longer allowed to discuss a disturbing story about a medical supply company, Shanxi Aurui Biomaterials, caught selling dead human bodies and body parts.

According to Yi’s sources, the company took what it needed from the bodies, cremated the leftovers, and sent them back to families who had no idea their loved ones had been defiled. The company was accused of supplying its bone implant customers with forged consent paperwork from imaginary donors. “I can still see my Weibo post, but nobody else can. It seems that moves are afoot from higher up,” Yi said on August 9.

 

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