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I'm really curious where/how they acquire the main ingredient for those meals.

• baud147258 8y ago
  Perhaps in morgues? If the corpse going to be cremated, for example, remove a few parts to eat, the cremate the rest.
  • PeterisP 8y ago
    It may be location dependant, but IMHO any corpse in a morgue would be full of preserving chemicals to ensure it'd be "presentable" for the funeral, and thus inedible.
    • dbasedweeb 8y ago
      Morgues absolutely do not embalm, they refrigerate. A body in a morgue is either unidentified, awaiting autopsy/examination, or yet to be claimed. None of those categories permit embalming, and in any case, morgues are not funeral homes.
• matte_black 8y ago
  I think it’s pretty clear, they are taken from human trafficking victims. Organs and such might be taken from people that are dying as a “donation”, maybe the family gets a payout. Though I imagine the best quality comes from healthy humans.