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North Houston USPS strikes again.
I'm a forensic scientist, there's always an innocent explanation...but it's rare. >

My ex wife was a dentist, and had one with the oral nerves drawn on, as a medical device. >

I'm from the US but where I'm going to grad school, the country (South Africa) has insane laws regarding private possession of human remains, it's straight up illegal without a permit, there are like five in the whole country. It's only given to people like my supervisor, a working forensic anthropologist, who may have to pick up remains in the field and transport them to our lab. We can't even take photos of our collection of cadaver and forensic bones without specific permission from the University. All remains are supposed to be treated as living persons. >

My friend worked at a very small museum as her undergraduate. She was cataloging or inventorying a back room and found an unrecorded human skull. I begged her for it.  She said no. >

Good for your friend. >

They’ve been in the mail for 7 years.