Chapter 1175 - 1180 Sinfulness
Yang Yi followed upstairs, and then he saw the most infuriating crime scene he had ever witnessed in his life.
One room on the second floor was a storeroom, inside which were several extremely professional cold storage cabinets, the kind used to preserve human organs. In one open cabinet was a pair of kidneys.
"The organs come from the same person. Here we have a pair of kidneys, a liver, lungs, and corneas..."
Yang Yi raised his hand, interrupting Danny, then he said in a low voice, "I get it. If all these organs come from one person, then this person must already be dead. Also, since the person is dead, none of the organs would be wasted."
Organ transplantation, regardless of the organ, always qualifies as a major surgery. Ordinary clinics cannot perform such surgery, and even the mere act of extracting organs cannot be carried out casually by just any doctor.
Furthermore, short-term organ preservation truly requires very specific conditions, which not all places can meet.
Of course, conducting a major operation like organ transplantation has one crucial prerequisite: the compatibility between the donor and the recipient.
Yang Yi suddenly asked, "No heart?"
"That’s right, no heart. Hearts are extracted on-site and used immediately. The other organs are treated as leftover resources, except for the corneas. And kidneys are relatively easier to match with recipients. But at the end of the day, these organs are still treated as leftovers."
It’s obvious that a person without a heart will die—that goes without saying. So for heart transplants, the donor must have died very recently or be a vegetative patient who passes away in the hospital, allowing the transplant procedure to occur immediately afterward.
But the organs in Shahed’s possession clearly weren’t voluntarily donated by anyone.