Orange City, Fla. (WFLA) – A Volusia County business owner was arrested Thursday for buying and selling human bones in the Facebook market.
According to NBC affiliate WESH, Orange City Police received words in December 2023 that 52-year-old Kymberlee Schopper was promoting various human bones through Wicked Wonderland, 2461 N. Volusia Ave.
Orange City Police told reporters that during the investigation it discovered six human remains listed on the website for business, including human ribs, human collarbone, shoulder blades, human vertebrae, two human skull fragments, and partial human skulls.
The Orange County detective spoke with the co-owner of Wicked Wonderland.
According to WESH, the bones were collected and presented as evidence to the Medical Examiner’s Office in Daytona Beach.
Reports show that the fragments come from two different people and have both archaeological and anatomical origins.
The human organization’s dealings is the second felony in Florida.
After questioning business owners, Volusia County Records showed Schopper was released on a $7,500 bond on Friday.
