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New York Man Arrested for Black-Market Kidney Scheme

By Trusts EstatesProf

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A New York man was arrested on Thursday, July 24, 2009, for allegedly operating a black-market kidney buying and selling scheme for the last decade. An FBI sting exposed the operation, which could be "the first documented case of organ...

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