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Magdalena Huyskens

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  • Jun 15

    Polish pathologist Magdalena H. arrested after 34 human fetuses found buried in Lutoryż near Rzeszów

    A former property owner in Lutoryż, Poland, was taken into custody after police recovered 34 human fetuses and medical waste from her garden. The pathologist admitted burying the remains and now faces up to 12 years in prison.

  • Jun 13

    Polish pathologist remanded after 32 human fetuses found buried on her former property

    A 57-year-old pathologist has been charged with corpse desecration after construction workers dug up 32 human fetuses and tens of thousands of medical waste samples on a plot she once owned near Rzeszów, Poland.

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