KY -“Actually that specific one would indicate that it is OK to eat. Just they only sold it privately.”
That’s what Oolah holds.
But the Gaonim hold it’s Osser.
Rabbi Menachem Azaria de Fano says clearly it’s part of the 30 Mitzvos (Bossor B’Mais).
Rabbi Shmuel ben Hofni, Gaon.
“Not to eat an animal that died naturally or without proper slaughter
From Genesis 9:3
“Every creature that lives shall be yours to eat…””
That would include Human corpses.