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The macabre tattoo collection destroyed in World War II

Fukushi Masaichi collected about 2,000 human skins with extensive tattooing and sometimes displayed them. But it wouldn't survive WWII.

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Their loved ones died Preserved tattoos offer a way to keep them close

Jonathan Gil knew he would never forget the details of the day his 24-year-old twin brother died in a boating accident on Lake Hopatcong in northern N

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Their Loved Ones Died Preserved Tattoos Offer a Way to Keep Them Close

Laws in most states allow mourners to remove and preserve tattoos as memorial works of art. An Ohio company, Save My Ink Forever, is the pioneer.

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