KIDNEYS GONE AFTER SEX WITH PROSTITUTES

Two claims of organ harvesting in JB reported
Monday, December 7th, 2009 12:12:00

 

Kidneys

KIDNEY ALERT: Chong and an assistant going through the complaints

KUALA LUMPUR: Two calls to his handphone yesterday by men claiming that syndicates in Johor Baru were "stealing" kidneys from those who visit prostitutes in the capital of Johor has set Datuk Michael Chong's alarm bells ringing.

Chong said in the first case, the caller claimed that his friend had visited a prostitute and ended up waking in a bath tub full of ice.

"The caller claimed that a handphone was placed next to his friend so he could call for medical help. He also claimed that the friend's waist also had stitch marks," he told The Malay Mail this morning.

Chong, who is the MCA Public Service and Complaints Bureau head, said on the same day, he received another call from a man claiming that his friend had also gone through the same experience.

"This time, the caller claimed that his friend had woken up with ice packs around his waist at a bus stop. A handphone was also left by his side."

Chong said both the callers were advised to contact him at 03-21615678 or via email michaelchong@mca.org.my if they needed assistance. He could not call them back as their numbers did not register on his handphone.

"I cannot verify these cases; nor can I assist them if they do not come forward. I am anxious to know if these are authentic. It is my responsibility to find out the truth as we do not want more people to fall victim to this scam, should it exist," he said.

"I promise confidentiality should they come forward."

Chong said he had sought an expert's opinion and was told that it would take a full team to carry out such a surgery.

"To dismiss such cases would be wrong as these happen regularly in the Phillipines, India and China," he said.

READ MORE: Kidney harvesting an urban myth

Comments

people can not live without one of his kidneys. This may be used as a lesson to those who prefer to subscribe to prostitutes.

Submitted by Anonymous on Wednesday, December 9th, 2009.
The moral of the story is do not bring your kidneys when you are paying visits to the prostitutes! Free tody on the house!

Submitted by Senthil on Wednesday, December 9th, 2009.
I hope this is true. So that men will be scared to pay their visits to those kinda places.

Submitted by anne on Tuesday, December 8th, 2009.
ive heard this story long time ago...better not take things lightly cos the world today is evil to the core.

Submitted by Anonymous on Tuesday, December 8th, 2009.
Urban legend revived, definitely. Don't buy any magic stones Datuk Chong.

Submitted by Eina on Tuesday, December 8th, 2009.
Anyone who believes this old story needs their head examined. Pure myth, you cannot survive having your kidneys removed.

Submitted by Big Dave on Tuesday, December 8th, 2009.
What part/s of the Law cover such crimes, and is it heavy enough as a deterrent for such acts?

Submitted by Anonymous on Monday, December 7th, 2009.
Urban legend revived, I hope.

Submitted by Anonymous on Monday, December 7th, 2009.
I hope this is not true. If it is true then we are seeing only the tip of the iceberg. Incidents of kidney removal is rampant in many parts of the poor world. I know of incidents of foreigners deliberately causing self-injury in factories hoping to make SOSCO claims and to prolong their stay in the country on humanitarian grounds. Perhaps the case of these "stolen kidney" could be cases of some desperate individuals who are prepared to part with one of their kidneys for a price. I suspect the so-called victims are aware of what they are going in for as the kidney removal procedure is not that straight forward that too in a prostitute den. Perhaps Malay Mail should assign a snoop team to JB to get to the bottom of this story-start with those with links to the medical fraternity and down the line to the body parts syndicate.

Submitted by Anonymous on Monday, December 7th, 2009.
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