Sweden’s The Local reports the woman, aged 37, has been charged with "brott mot griftesfriden", which means disturbing the peace of the dead for using the bones as self-pleasuring aides.

Prosecutor Kristina Ehrenborg-Staffas claimed the human remains were used in an "unethical" way.

Evidence for the prosecution includes a CD with the label "My necrophilia" and "My first experience".

The woman is said to be psychologically able to stand trial and is expected to plead not guilty with the claim she’s interested in history and that she "collected the remains like other people might collect stamps".

Takes licking a stamp to a new level...

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