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Welcome to trick on to go, what can I get for you?

Just look over some bones, you know, skulls, femurs, nothing else, no sides, no main

dish, just bones.

Welcome to true crime to go, I am John, here with Jamie, what a weird order man, kind

of some meat on those bones, brother.

You know, that's what you think, and I mean, you've seen me, obviously, I eat my fair share

of main dishes and side dishes, but only bones today.

I remember vividly, my mama taking me to the drive-through of Kentucky Fried Chicken

and when she would order our chickens, she would say, no wings, no something else.

Thighs?

No, thighs were gold.

I think she said no, no wings, no legs, I think that's what she said.

I like the legs.

I don't know.

We just got 10 minutes.

Let's talk about crime, shall we?

Today we're going to talk about a tongue-in-cheek bone-chilling case that really, like we're

going to be light-hearted about it, but it does talk about the world of body part trafficking.

It's a story that's going to take us from prestigious academic institutions to the darkest

corners of the internet and even right back here to Kentucky.

So our story really kicks off with a shocking revelation from the U.S. Attorney's Office

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