Some things take time to travel across the ocean from America. Films, fashion trends, the logic behind using grease instead of lard for cooking fries and our disdain for Lindsey Lohan (and she’s still famous … why?) seem to hit our friends in Central and Eastern Europe just a tad after we’ve moved on.
But even those with dial-up modems and more than two days of donkey rides from civilization must have read or heard somewhere in the last 10 years or so that selling human organs … either your own or the ones you remove from some sap after leaving him chilling in a tub filled with ice … is a little on the illegal side.
And still people like Rumun_79 give it a try.
Warsaw police are looking for a Polish man (come on … don’t go there) who tried auctioning off one of his kidneys for a little under $12,000. And because Mr. Rumun is suffering financial difficulties, he was also willing to part with a little bone marrow for another $12,000. His brain, which is obviously not working, wasn’t offered to sweeten the deal.
If caught, he could face a fine and up to three years in prison. And just in case he’s reading this and HBO’s Oz hasn’t made it to a local Hollywood Video near him, prison may offer an entirely new set of difficulties.
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