The Shocking Tale of a Spinal‑Fluid Scam in Pakistan
A Pie‑cutter Kind of Crime
A group of shady medical jerks made a fortune by cat‑snatching spinal fluid from unsuspecting women in Punjab’s eastern Hafizabad district. Police say the gang convinced victims it was a “required medical procedure” to run a program that offers free bride‑gifts—or, as the victims put it, dowry…for free!
The twist? The fluid was not meant for any legitimate science lab but was flung into the black‑market skein for bone‑marrow transplants.
Who Got Caught?
Abdul Majeed, a Hafizabad investigator, spilled the beans: “They bragged about taking fluid from 10 women and hoping the market will pay.”Muhammad Imran, another officer, echoed that the probe is still in motion.
A Bigger Picture
Bottom Line
A brutal reminder that medical scams can turn a simple surgery into a nightmare for victims—especially when the doctors in the alley wear the mask of a charity program and a “wedding dowry” promise. Stay on guard, folks: you’ve got to ask, “What’s truly in this program?”
