You should try to verify the story with the originator, or try to check the story with the authorities. You will probably find that the story is not true. The man in the bathtub and other black market myths. If you heard the story about the traveling businessman who blacks out after having drinks with a stranger and wakes up in a bathtub full of ice with staples in his back from having his kidneys surgically removed, then you have heard one of the untrue urban legends about organ transplantation. First, it is illegal to buy and sell organs in the United States.
Violators are subject to fines and imprisonment.
Second, the incision used to remove a kidney is never located on the back. It is located on the side of the body. Third, placing a donor in a tub of ice is pointless. An ice bath is not necessary for the successful recovery of an individual who has donated a kidney and, in fact, could cause harm. Fourth, due to the complex system of transplantation, piracy is practically impossible.