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Poisoning by tar balls may have caused ancient peoples’ decline

Los Angeles - A group of researchers are suggesting bitumen, found in tar balls and containing carcinogenic agents, may have led to a decline in health of California’s prehistoric peoples, the Chumash, who regularly used the now-known toxic material.

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Former Liberian leader Charles Taylor denies eating human flesh

Charles Taylor, while he was giving testimony at his trial for committing war crimes, has denied allegations that he ate human flesh.

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Eight dealers in human-body parts arrested in Burundi

In the African country of Burundi, at least eight people were arrested this week for trading in human body parts belonging to Albinos. The public prosecutor's office says the peasant-farmers 'were caught carrying the bones of albinos, some still fresh.'

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Have Giant Catfish In India Developed a Taste for Human Flesh?

Scientists fear one of the world's largest catfish, called a goonch, may have started killing swimmers in the Great Kali river near the India-Nepal border after scavenging corpses dumped there. One goonch recently came in at 161 pounds and 6 feet long.

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Seoul 'to target flesh capsules'

South Korea is to increase customs inspections targeting capsules of powdered human flesh smuggled in from China and taken as medicine.

VIDEO: Tackling the trade in human flesh pills

South Korea has stepped up customs inspections to stop capsules filled with powdered human flesh being smuggled into the country from China.

Smuggled capsules contain powdered human flesh

South Korea has seized thousands of smuggled drug capsules filled with powdered flesh from dead babies, which some people believe can cure disease, officials said Monday.

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