TikTok User Sells Human Bones

It might be creepy, but is it wrong?

Jon-Pichaya Ferry operates an online business that sells a variety of human bones, including fetus skulls. His TikTok account has garnered more than half a million followers and 22 million likes.

Legality aside, having a market for human bones raises ethical issues. Tanya Marsh, a law professor at Wake Forest University in…

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