’An evil man’: A look inside an Arizona man’s bizarre career as a body broker

A few days after finding abandoned body parts, Yavapai County Sheriff’s investigators tracked Walter Mitchell down to his apartment in Scottsdale. They confronted him in the parking lot and began asking him about Future Genex. When they told him they had found body parts with the business’s metal tag attached, police reports show Mitchell said expletives and told police to talk to his lawyer. They arrested him and began searching the apartment near the 101 and Via Linda. They took computer hardware and paperwork inside but also found a locked safe inside the apartment. A spare key on Mitchell’s keychain appeared to fit, so police opened it.