MAY 8, 2012

An investigation has been sparked in China after thousands of pills containing powdered flesh of human babies capsuled were discovered by customs in South Korea.

The pills are stated to have some type of medicinal cure and are reportedly in high demand. Allegedly, medical staff were tipping off medical companies when babies were aborted and when still-borns were being delivered.

Reportedly, the process of how the powdery human baby flesh is made is by chopping up the body into small pieces and drying the flesh out in stoves (drying microwaves). The dried flesh is then turned into powder, according to Korea Customs Service. Before being capsuled, the dried fetus flesh is mixed with a number of herbs to disguise the ingredients.

Meanwhile, customs have not revealed the identity or identities of the ones making the capsules or where the babies are being ported from, but fingers are being pointed at hospitals and abortion clinics.

According to sources, this problem was reported on last year and since August, there have been more than 17,000 pills discovered disguised as stamina boosters.

A hand full of smugglers have already been detained by Korean authorities, however the claim of the smugglers is that they weren’t aware what the pills ingredients were and/or about the manufacturing.

Korea hopes to crackdown on the distribution of the pill and cites that it has dangerous bacteria and side effects.

http://www.memphisrap.com/2012/05/08/dead-baby-pills-filled-with-po...

S. Korea Busts Smuggled Pills—Made of Baby Flesh

May 7, 2012

 South Korean customs authorities have made a highly disturbing find: Thousands of capsules made of powdered baby flesh, believed by some to have healing powers. Smugglers have attempted to get nearly 17,500 such capsules into the country since August, officials say. Made in northeastern China, the pills contain diced flesh that has been dried on a stove. Concerned about diplomatic tension, officials wouldn't reveal who made the capsules or how they got to South Korea.

Smugglers said they didn't know the pills, purported to be stamina boosters, contained baby flesh, the AP reports. But instead of curing ills, the pills could have the opposite effect: They hold dangerous bacteria. The intended recipients of the tablets, transported via luggage and mail, were ethnic Koreans who have moved to South Korea after living in China; they wanted to take or share the capsules, officials said. They haven't punished anyone in the case because the quantity involved is small. China launched a probe into the products' manufacturing last year.

http://www.newser.com/story/145518/s-korea-busts-smuggled-pills-mad...