Police say a Florida woman has been arrested on Facebook for selling a human body.
Kymberlee Anne Schopper – a 52-year-old woman from Deltona – was arrested Thursday. She was charged with dealings with human organisations, according to the Orange City Police Department.
“Enjoy us on our rabbit’s curiosity journey, where the strangeness of the world is key to unleashing a deeper appreciation for the diverse tapestry of existence.”
Schopper was released from Volusia County Jail on a $7,500 bond on Friday.
The shopper is reportedly one of the owners of the evil Wonderland store – Self-proclaimed “Unusual, strange, accepting misunderstandings.”
The business offers taxidermy foam, bone art and jewelry, clown art, BDSM accessories, and “a wide selection of wet specimens.”
The store’s website notes that “all ethically sourced specimens will be processed with the utmost care and respect.”
“Please join us on our rabbit’s curiosity journey, where the strangeness of the world is key to unleashing a deeper appreciation for the diverse tapestry of existence,” the site says. “Understanding the strangest things is a true appreciation of the beauty of diversity.”
According to the business website, the owner is “a mother and daughter team enjoying the insanity of strange and unusual things, dark and creepy.”
The owner claims that it “came from a medical background” and that he has a passion for sharing knowledge and expertise in the conservation and exploration of the anatomy and pathology of all organic beings.”
Evil Wonderland is reportedly also selling products on Facebook.
On December 21, 2023, police received hints that Wicked Wonderland was selling human bones on the Facebook Marketplace. WOFL-TV.
The business is said to have sold two human skull fragments for $90, for the human collarbone and scapula for $90, for the human rib bones, for $35, for the human vertebrae, for $35, for the human vertebrae, and for the partial human skull for $600.
When investigators asked about the human body, the other shopkeeper told police that she was unaware that it was illegal, according to the arrest affidavit.
“She said that the store had fragments of all human bones, all purchased from private sellers, and that although there were documents for these transactions, they were unable to provide it at that moment,” the arrest affidavit stated. “She described the bones as genuine human remains and delicate in nature.”
Shopper reportedly told police that bones were a “educational model,” which would make selling human bodies legal.
Police seized the human remains and submitted for analysis by inspectors and experts.
Experts say they suspect that the skull and skull fragments are archaeological finds. WOFL-TV believes that human remains range from 100 to 500 years old or older.
Police said an investigation is ongoing.
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