When forensics first became a thing a lot of cold cases got solved

I would suspect at some point they're gonna get a set up similar to what batman had in the dark knight.

Might even work retroactively

Did you leave hair, skin or any other physical part?

Even on a micro level

It's all so much energy, for what?

Who knows, perhaps in some cases it's worth it.

I would imagine

Perhaps it's either the victim or you.

I can even think of some

But it would be rare

Truly.

Also I'm gonna be real murder seems like a waste

Even if the person is completely useless their organs would have value

Just a waste of resources, very cringe

Ehhh.

Most people are of course more valuable than their organs

donating organs that aren't your might get you some weird looks tough

I don't think that when you murder someone, you care about the money.

You nee to get away with it.

Well you'd sell them

There's big organ trades in China, Russia and most prominently Israel

As well as Cuba

Well what'd you do with the money if there's a chance you get caught?

Also Saudi Arabia

Yes

think there was also this guy that sold one of his kidneys for an iPhone

Black market organ trade is very profitable if you get a healthy victim

I know in America organ selling is legal

In my country it is not

And I'm glad

That shit's fucked up

Truly.

I wonder what it feels like, waking up with one of your kidneys missing, because some ninger stole it during the night.

Well often they don't wake up

does that ever happen tough?

Yes

Rarely do they survive the process

But organ theft is real

Cuba is the main one where it happens to random strangers

Cuba has no American embassies

And no diplomatic ties

but don't you need a special OR to extract viable organs?