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A man who describes himself as a human blood artist has admitted to buying and selling human body parts - including some that came from children - on Facebook.

The man involved in the theft and sale of human body parts taken from Harvard Medical School and an Arkansas mortuary has pleaded guilty to federal charges.

Jeremy Pauley, a self-described “human blood artist” from Pennsylvania who was busted for peddling body parts -- some belonging to children --, has pleaded guilty to in federal court to trafficking in human remains.

The former Enola resident admitted to his role in a nationwide network of suspects who illegally bought and sold human remains online between 2018 and 2022.

The former Enola resident admitted to his role in a nationwide network of suspects who illegally bought and sold human remains online between 2018 and 2022.

Eccentric collectors said they should not be defined by a few bad apples and added they were looking to grow the industry in a positive way.

Jeremy Pauley, 40, of Enola, is charged with buying human organs from a woman in Arkansas for resale, according to police.

Jeremy Pauley, 40, of Enola, is charged with buying human organs from a woman in Arkansas for resale, according to police.

Federal and state court documents, as well as interviews, lay out the unlikely origins of a grisly case that led investigators from small-town Pennsylvania to an Arkansas morgue to Harvard Medical School.