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Man arrested in Hungary for collecting human body parts taken from cemeteries, police say

Hungarian authorities have arrested a hospital worker suspected of stealing and consuming human body parts from local cemeteries.

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Police in Hungary have taken a man into custody following the discovery of human remains at his residence. Authorities report that the suspect, who worked at a hospital, allegedly removed the remains from cemeteries for the purpose of consumption.

Coverage from AP News, The Daily Beast, Yahoo, Daily News Hungary, and the Daily Star details the arrest and the nature of the allegations. Reports emphasize the suspect's employment status and the reported recovery of evidence from his home.

Publicly available information does not yet specify the duration of the alleged activity or the total number of burial sites disturbed. Further developments will depend on formal charges and subsequent findings released by Hungarian law enforcement.

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Who was arrested in Hungary?

A man employed as a hospital worker has been taken into custody.

What is the suspect accused of doing?

The suspect is accused of stealing human body parts from cemeteries to eat them.

Where were the human remains discovered?

Authorities discovered the remains at the suspect's home in Budapest.

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