As mentioned above, the viral story is fictional and fake. Thus, a morgue worker named Jennifer Burrows doesn’t exist in the real world.
According to the fictional description, Jennifer Burrows is a 26-year-old morgue worker. She is an assistant pathologist with the Jackson County medical examiner services.
The Kansas City, Missouri Police Department revealed that Jennifer’s baby is the son of a man who died in March 2015 in a car crash. The child was born on 7 January 2016.
The false news further claimed that a DNA test confirmed the newborn was the dead man’s child. The morgue worker allegedly abused more than 60 other dead bodies of males who were 17 to 71 years old.
“Since the corpse is regarded as human remains and is no longer alive, there are currently no laws (state or federal) governing or specifically forbidding the practice of necrophilia”
Reported the website.
Even if it is legally allowed in Missouri, Ms. Burrows’ acts are nevertheless considered improperly treating a corpse. The 26-year-old faced 158 charges, including indecent treatment of a dead body.
The article even mentioned the opinion of psychologists and experts. Some fictional experts they mentioned include Professor Isabella Ramirez of the University of Missouri and well-known psychologist and sexual disorders expert Dr. Geral Porter, associated with the Institute of Psychological Sciences.
The publication concluded the false news by saying Jennifer Burrows was suffering from mental problems and would possibly register a plea of insanity.
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