Organ trade kingpin arrested after 10 years The person responsible for 87 illegal organs transplant cases was arrested by the police, putting an end to eight years of hiding in China.

During that time, South Korean patients were supplied organs from deceased Chinese, some of whom were victims of accidents or executed convicts.



The Busan Metropolitan Police reported Monday the suspect, identified by his surname Kim, was arrested and charged with brokering an illegal organs trade with his Chinese partners in China.



Kim, 43, arranged a total of 87 illegal organ transplant surgeries between June 2006 and February 2011 by opening an online community site, which he advertised as a community forum for patients in need of organs transplant. By luring potential clients who were ailing from illnesses such as chronicfiled cross-motions for summary judgment.

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FACTUAL AND LEGAL BACKGROUND

A. Statutory and Case Law History

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