Candace Chapman Scott Wiki – Candace Chapman Scott Biography

ARKANSAS: An Arkansas woman, accused of selling stolen body parts of dead patients at a medical school to a Pennsylvania man she met on social media for $11,000, has pleaded not guilty. Candace Chapman Scott, a former morgue worker, of selling 20 boxes of body parts to a man she met through a Facebook group on “oddities.”

Scott has pleaded not guilty to 12 charges, including conspiracy to engage in mail fraud, mail fraud, conspiracy to commit wire fraud, wire fraud, conspiracy to commit interstate transportation of stolen property and interstate transportation of stolen property, PennLive reported.

She is still being held as she awaits a hearing on Tuesday to determine whether or not she will be granted bail. The federal indictment did not name the man accused of buying the remains. However, in different state offices, he was listed as Jeremy Lee Pauley, according to reports.

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Candace Chapman Scott accused of stolen body parts

Scott was employed by Central Arkansas Mortuary Services, where part of her duties included embalming, cremation and transportation of remains. The funeral home is where the medical school transferred the remains of the cadavers that had been turned over for medical students to examine, the University of Arkansas Medical Sciences in Little Rock reported, Fox News reported.
Scott allegedly sold Pauley’s fetuses, brains and hearts

According to police records, Scott wrote to Pauley in her first Facebook message: “Just curious, would you know anyone in the market for a fully intact embalmed brain?” Scott allegedly sold Pauley’s fetuses, brains, hearts, lungs, genitalia, large chunks of skin, and other body parts over the course of the next nine months. According to the indictment, Scott allegedly offered a discount on the sale of the remains of a fetus in one case because “it’s not in very good condition.”

Scott allegedly promised Pauley “2 brains, one with a cap, 3 hearts, a cut, 2 fake babies, a big chunk of belly button skin, [an] arm, a big chunk of skin, and a lung” for $1,600 in another communication dated December 2, 2021, according to the indictment. The same day, Pauley sent Scott a payment of $1,600 via PayPal.

According to the indictment, Scott received $10,975 through 16 different PayPal transfers. According to the prosecution, Scott should be in prison until her trial. On Friday, April 28, Assistant District Attorney Amanda Jegley warned Magistrate Judge J Thomas Ray that Scott might abscond if she faced a lengthy prison sentence.

Jegley said: “I think the facts… underlying the indictment and indictment are uniquely egregious and objectionable and we believe there will be significant public outcry as a result of this,” ABC reported. The claims against Scott, according to Ray, are “shocking and depraved.” However, since Scott is not considered dangerous, the judge can only order him to stay in jail if doing so poses a flight risk.

Ray said: “The prosecution alleges horribly egregious conduct, outrageous conduct. But under the Bail Reform Act, those are not factors that I consider for dangerousness or the community’s risk toward dangerousness, so I’m The only thing I see here that would support an arrest request is obviously the flight risk.”

After receiving complaints last year about Pauley, Pennsylvania officials learned of the transactions. In Pennsylvania, Pauley is charged with misdemeanor assault, receiving stolen property while committing a crime, receiving stolen property while committing a misdemeanor, and dealing in the proceeds of illegal activities. His preliminary hearing is scheduled for June 7 and he is out on bail, according to reports.Read More……