making kmt

"While there are Thai laws against using human-derived products for consecrating kuman thong, occasional stories of more "authentic" charms (like the 2012 discovery) still arise, giving glimpses into the extent of the underground markets for these disturbing artifacts.
In another high-profile case in 1995, a Buddhist novice named Samanen Han Raksachit was arrested after a video surfaced of him piercing, bleeding, roasting, chanting, and collecting the meaty drippings of a baby at Wat Nong Rakam in Saraburi province. He had been selling the fatty liquid as ya sane ("lust medicine") to monastery visitors. Raksachit was forced out of the monastery and arrested, but he did not serve any jail time." - Kevin Lo, The Macabre History of Kuman Thong