FBI say Human skulls and spinal cords found decorated around man's house
The agency found dozens of human remains as agents carried out a search warrant at the home of James Nott, 39, in Mt. Washington, just southeast of Louisville, on Tuesday.
When police asked Nott if there was anyone else inside the property he responded,"Only my dead friends," according to court records obtained byA stock image of a human skull. Skulls were found across a Kentucky home, according to court documents.When FBI agents searched the home, they found about 40 human skulls, spinal cords, femurs, hip bones, and a Harvard Medical School bag, the court records said.
The FBI said the man in Pennsylvania knew of a woman in Arkansas via Facebook who worked at a mortuary and was allegedly selling him remains that were meant to be cremated. He is also alleged to have brought the human remains to his New Hampshire home to sell. In at least one case, he allegedly brought prospective buyers to the morgue to choose what human remains they wanted to buy.
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