Rotting organs stored in jars lie among remains of morgue abandoned 13 years ... trends now
Gruesome remains of an abandoned morgue have been pictured showing horrifying images of rotting organs.
The old mortuary, in an undisclosed location in France, had been a pathology school for medical students, but was deserted after the institution's closure in 2010.
Despite some of the remains being left to molder since its closure 13 years ago, some of the decomposing material had evidently been stolen.
One grim image showed a human heart left to rot in a jar, stored improperly and left behind when the building was abandoned.
'I will never forget the smell of the human heart,' said photographer and explorer Chloe Urbex, who ventured into the uninhabited building.
One vile image showed a human heart left to rot in a jar
An autopsy room was left abandoned filled with old medical equiptment
Human parts and liquid chemicals were left in jars inside the deserted French morgue
One heart, left in an upturned bucket, had begun to mold and attract maggots
The building was closed in 2013 due to funding cuts
The site had previously acted as a mortuary and pathology school for teaching medical students about illness and disease. The building was permanently closed due to public funding cuts.
Despite sitting abandoned for so long, a generator in the autopsy rooms was still plugged in and running, causing a loud noise throughout the building.
Untouched fridge cabinets and discarded medical equipment also remained.
Organs like hearts and brains were left in jars. But after being stored carelessly,