Scott Carney

And of course, people would then go leave the prison, and they'd never come back, never find them again.

Horrible stuff.

And there were even...

You know, there was this other book written.

This isn't my book.

This is someone else's book called Larry Kidney, Larry's Kidney by Daniel Asarosa.

The reason why this book is so fascinating, it's not actually particularly well written.

Sorry, Daniel.

But it's a comedy book about a guy who's like deadbeat brother.

or cousin, deadbeat cousin needs a new kidney and he flies with him to China and they execute a prisoner to give him the kidney and ha ha ha, isn't that funny?

But it's a true story of what would actually happen.

So you have multiple sources coming into this horrible market.

No, it's not.

Fortunately, it's not that simple.

There have been organ brokers who have advertised online on the dark web and elsewhere, but I could never tell by looking at them if they were really just scamming you because you're obviously involved.

The dark web is full of scams.

And I could never tell with the people that I did make contact on the dark web who were doing this.

They weren't just some sort of entrapment situation.

What does happen much more frequently is that no person will be suffering from kidney failure.

They'll be told that they're a lifetime of dialysis, and then they get creative.