An Australian woman narrowly avoided jail over her plans to sell on the black market human toes regurgitated by dogs at the ...

Kinman was employed at a Melbourne animal shelter in February 2024 when two dogs whose owner had died of natural causes ...

Joanna Kathlyn Kinman, 48, who worked at the shelter, retrieved the toes from a waste bin, took them home and put them in a ...

Joanna Kinman was working at an animal shelter at the time. She faces a maximum penalty of two years in prison.

An Australian woman and mother of five has avoided jail time after plotting to sell a dead man's toes online, according to ...

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A woman in Australia intended to sell human toes on the black market. She had previously retrieved them from the vomit of ...

MELBOURNE: An Australian woman has pleaded guilty to offensive conduct involving human remains after she planned to sell on ...

Kinman, who studied psychology and animal science, had previously sold the bodies of a stillborn kitten and puppy through a ...

Researchers at the University of Edinburgh developed a robotic arm that can serve coffee and perform other tasks thanks to AI ...