BBC News - 'Fat for cosmetics' murder suspects arrested in Peru

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What do they do with all that fat that gets liposuctioned out of your body? Did you know there was a use for that? If crooks are willing to kill you for your fat, is it possible your doctor could be selling your fat to cosmetic companies. Yuk! Hey, where's my discount?

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