Texas Mortuary Owner Arrested for Alleged Corpse Experimentation and Forged Death Certificates

Allegations Against Mortuary Owner

• 📌 Adeline Nanbin Buoie, owner of Capitol Mortuary Services in North Austin, faces accusations of conducting unauthorized experiments on corpses.
• ⚠️ A former employee filed a complaint, alleging Buoie forged at least 10 death certificates using his name and conducted "experiments" on severed body parts.

Details of Alleged Experiments

• 🔬 Buoie is accused of injecting formaldehyde into the arms of corpses to observe its long-term effects on severed extremities.
• 💀 After the alleged experiments, Buoie would then reportedly cremate the body parts.
• 🗣️ Buoie allegedly admitted to using the former employee's identity for death certificates without consent and directing staff to conduct embalming fluid experiments.

Involvement of Medical Training Facility

• 🤝 A medical training facility, Med to Market, contracted with Capitol Mortuary for transportation and cremation services.
• ❓ Med to Market stated awareness of Buoie's alleged actions but denied any experimental testing, despite being an approved anatomical facility.
• 🚫 The Texas Funeral Service Commission (TFSC) investigator noted that Capitol Mortuary is not licensed to perform the type of embalming actions Buoie is accused of.

Legal Defense and Further Claims

• ⚖️ Buoie's attorney stated the case involves complexities and should not be sensationalized, emphasizing a commitment to defending their client.
• 👥 Buoie reportedly claimed that around 15 bodies were mutilated and subjected to experimentation with Med to Market's permission.