In a gruesome and shocking discovery, FBI agents found a bucket of heads, a freezer full of penises, and other body parts during an investigation at a donation center.

An investigation into donation centers has been going on since 2013, and since then, agents from the FBI have made a number of discoveries that are called unsettling.

Mark Cwynar, a former FBI, said that he saw ‘various unsettling scenes’ at the Biological Resource Centre in Phoenix, Arizona.

Mark said that he saw infected heads, a bucket full of arms, legs, and heads, and a freezer that was full of male penises.

Mark said that agents also saw a woman’s head sewn onto a man’s torso that was hanging on the wall.

Mark said that it was “in a Frankenstein manner”.

The donation center in Phoenix, Arizona collected bodies of dead people for free and would use them in “scientific” researches.

But the FBI says that the organization was selling body parts of the decease for profit.

The FBI obtained a price list in 2013 that included a whole boy’s body with no shoulders or head would set you back $2,900.

The FBI added that a whole spine would cost a person $950 to obtain it.

Troy Harp, a man that donated his mother and grandmother to the Center in 2013 and 2012 has been living a nightmare.

During an interview with Kron4, he said, “This is a horror story, it’s just unbelievable. This story is unbelievable.”

Troy said that he was told that the bodies would be used for scientific researches and purposes.

He added, “Cancer and leukemia, and whatever else, using sample cells, that’s what I was told.”

The donation center in Phoenix, Arizona was raided by the FBI in 2014.

The testimonies that detailed what agents of the FBI found in the center was only made public because of the lawsuits.

Agents who raided the donation center said that bodies were dismembered with chainsaws and band saws.

The lawsuit says, “Pools of human blood and bodily fluids were found on the floor of the freezer.”

It is reported that no identification tags were placed on dead bodies in the donation center.