Inside ghoulish world of 'death brokers' trading 'stolen' human bones & foetal skeletons… with fears of 'body snatching'

SCROLLING through social media, human feet, fingers and skulls are easily up for grabs - with soaring price tags for certain body parts.

Grim as it might be, so-called "death brokers" are perfectly legal - with no laws against the buying and selling of human bones in the UK.

But Brits buying tooth necklaces or human skull cups may be shocked to learn that the vast majority of bones in circulation were stolen from graves on the other side of the world.

And there's fresh fears of grave-robbing in the UK following the rise in popularity of the bone trade - thanks to social media giving death dealers easy access to an eager market.

The Sun documented dozens of people using Facebook and Instagram to sell bones - with adverts like "all human feet now reduced" and "bones and skulls for sale,