Mother's worst nightmare: Woman identifies son's body at Museum, accuses of display without consent

Las Vegas (The Uttam Hindu): A shocking and extremely strange incident has come to light from Las Vegas, USA. Here, in a museum called 'Real Bodies', where human bodies are preserved and displayed for display, a woman has claimed that one of the bodies on display there is that of her deceased son. The woman says that the skin of her son, whose funeral had taken place years ago, has been removed and displayed in the museum for the world to see. This incident has stunned not only the woman but the entire city.

According to the report of Daily Star, when 54-year-old Kim Eric, a resident of Texas, reached this museum in Las Vegas, she was shocked to see the dead bodies kept there. Kim claims that one of the dead bodies kept on display there is of her son 'Chris'. She said, "It was no less than hell for me to see this. My son's skin was removed and the body was cut so that people could see the internal organs. I cannot express in words how much pain I and my family felt after seeing that mutilated body."

 Kim is convinced that the body is Chris's, and has given several reasons for this. Kim said that the skull of the body on display has a depressed shape, which could have happened due to Chris's head injury. Chris had many tattoos on his body, but the skin on the body on display is missing where the tattoos should have been. Kim argues that the only way to remove the tattoos is to remove the skin from that part, which has been done to the body.

 Kim's son Chris died in November 2012. Police and officials stated that Chris died of a heart attack in his sleep, but it was later ruled a suicide. However, when Kim pressed for a reopening of the investigation, a toxicology report found a lethal amount of cyanide in Chris's body. Kim suspects her son was murdered. He was given ashes in an urn as a funeral, but Kim was never sure whether the funeral actually took place.

 Imagine Exhibitions, Inc., the owner of 'Real Bodies', has issued a statement completely rejecting Kim's claims. The company says that the body being claimed has been on display in Las Vegas since 2004, while Kris died in 2012. Officials said, "All specimens were ethically obtained from China and have no connection to Kim's son."

Despite the museum's refusal, Kim 's mother insists on a DNA test. She insists her mother's love cannot be mistaken. She has appealed to the curator to hand over the remains so she can conduct a DNA test and uncover the truth. Kim believes there's a profound conspiracy behind her son's death and his body's presence in the museum.