Human Meat Claim and China Meat Scandal at McDonald's

Meat, then

the mysterious

pink slime, now human meat.

A shocking discovery has

been made in an Oklahoma City

McDonald's meat factory and

other McDonald's meat factories

nationwide.

Meat inspectors reportedly found

what appeared

to be human meat

stored in the meat factory

freezers of an Oklahoma City meat

factory, and human meat

already in trucks right

outside the factory,

ready to be

shipped to McDonald's restaurants.

Health inspectors immediately demanded

inspection in various

McDonald's meat factories

across the country, and

horrifyingly

found human meat in about 90%

of the factories inspected

thus far.

The USDA, United States

Department of Agriculture,

has seized McDonald's production

and shipping, and

will call for more meat

factory inspections and restaurant inspections.

The FBI is

also investigating the factories.

FBI agent Lloyd Harrison told

Hustler reporters, "The

worst part is

that it's not only

human meat, it's child meat.

The body parts that were

found across the US factories

were deemed to

small to be adult body parts.

This is truly horrible."

The situation brings up

many unanswered questions.

How long have they

been using human meat?

Where did they get the children from?

Were they already dead

when brought into factories?

Investigators and inspectors

are currently being deployed for

intensive investigations

all around the US.

Here is another clip

when earlier McDonald's was caught.

This is the production base

of Husi Food Company in Shanghai,

a member of the American SOI

group and supplier of

meat products to major American

fast food restaurants throughout

China, including KFC, McDonald's, and Pizza Hut.

Here are your Chicken McNuggets

and beef patties using either

a Big Mac or layered beef

burger from KFC. But an

undercover reporter's

discovery may cause the food

giants to lose more than a few

customers in China.

The beef is long past its due

date. I never worked at

a food processing plant

before, so I didn't know

better. But now, if I went to a KFC or

McDonald's restaurant, I wouldn't

taste it.

Here, the footage shows workers

apparently

dumping already made

but unused beef patties back onto the production belt, along with

raw beef.

And here, defective chicken

nuggets are picked

out, but only

to be collected and put

back onto the production

line, along with raw

chicken. The reporter

allegedly obtained proof

showing that the

violations are systemic

rather than just limited to a few

employees.

Here's what appears to be a company email

that was sent this past June,

asking production workers

to use beef that expired in

November last year.

The company

keeps two different books.

One is done on the scene

according to what happened.

The other is done

by special personnel for review or

examination.

According to the whistleblower, Husi Food has been cooking the books

so the company could

cook whatever it

wanted, whenever it wanted,

and that's why the violations weren't

uncovered until now, despite

inspection tours

by the companies it supplied to.

In the wake of the

revelations, the

Shanghai Municipal Food and Drug

Administration closed operations at Husi Food Company and seized

meat products suspected

of being past their

expiration date.

Authorities also ordered all

meat products at

McDonald's and KFC

outlets that were supplied by the firm to be taken off the shelf.

On Monday, McDonald's

Corp. and KFC owner Yum Brands

released an apology

to Chinese consumers

and said they will stop

using the meat supplier. Hua Jun, CCTV.