In China, if you need an organ, you can apparently have someone killed for theirs

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Did you know that you can have somebody murdered for their organs if you pay for an organ transplant in China?

It sounds far too dark, but it’s true.

Hop on a plane, pay for a transplant, and you’ll receive an organ with an impossibly short wait time.

But here’s the catch: chances are that organ came from a murdered prisoner.

China denies this is happening, but mounting evidence, whistleblower testimonies, and impossible transplant timelines tell a very different story.

And if that’s happening in China with organ transplants, what’s being swept under the rug here in America?

This is the dark side of organ transplants nobody had the integrity to tell you about.

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Most people think organ donation is a simple act of generosity. Check the box. Save a life. End of story.

But behind the scenes, a series of federal investigations has exposed something far more disturbing. And there’s no generosity in sight.

The system meant to protect those barely clinging to life is failing—and in some cases, it’s a catastrophic failure.

Take Jenny’s story for example. Jenny was declared brain dead when she wasn’t at all. Terrifyingly, she was stuck inside her body, fully aware of everything that was happening—and being said—around her.

Including a doctor telling med students that her husband was “unreasonable” for not signing her organs—and her life—away.

Thankfully he didn’t or Jenny wouldn’t be here today to share her story.

What is brain death? There is no standard.

The ethical line between life and death is not where you think it is.

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