The Swedish woman is suspected of using 100 parts, which included six skulls and one backbone, in ‘séxual situations’ and was charged with violating the peace of the deceased, prosecutors said.
Police
also allegedly found CDs titled ‘My Necrophilia’ and ‘My first
experience’ as well as photos in which a woman is seen kissing and
hugging the skulls, reported Swedish news agency TT.
The
woman, who comes from south-western Sweden, was charged at Gothenburg
District Court today, but has denied the allegations - claiming she
collected the bones out of historical interest.
The
Goeteborgsposten newspaper alleged that she wrote on an internet forum a
few years ago: ‘My morals set my limits and I'm prepared to take the
punishment if something should happen.
'It's worth it. I want my man like he is, whether he is dead or alive. He allows me to find séxual happiness on the side.’
Photos
from a morgue were found hidden in the woman's home, as well as a drill
and body bags, reported French news agency AFP. But police have found
no proof that she was a grave-digger.
The
woman, who has admitted that the items were kept in her apartment but
denies doing anything wrong, was arrested in September and faces up to
two years in jail if found guilty.
'Some
of the photos show a woman licking a skull,' prosecutor Kristina
Ehrenborg-Staffas told The Local newspaper in Sweden. 'We claim it’s
her, but she claims it's someone else and she found the pictures on the
internet.'
She sold three skulls and a spine to a person in Uppsala earlier this year, prosecutors said.
An access code to a morgue was also said to have been found in her apartment by detectives.
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