A former Harvard Medical School morgue manager accused of stealing and selling organs and other parts of cadavers donated to the school for medical research and education has agreed to plead guilty.

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Seven people were arrested and charged with stealing and selling human remains from mortuaries and the Harvard Medical School, including the bodies of two still born infants, prosecutors said.

I talk to the people in my care, and I’m a singer, so I’m usually belting my heart out around the morgue. I compliment them and tell them how lovely their family is. 6.

Outside experts appointed to review Harvard Medical School's morgue operations in the wake of body parts being stolen and sold found the school lacked formal policies and had little oversight of ...

Cedric Lodge, Harvard's former morgue manager, is accused of selling “heads, brains, skin, bones, and other human remains” that he allegedly stole from the Medical School morgue.

A former morgue manager at Harvard Medical School is facing federal charges for allegedly stealing, selling and shipping human body parts, according to an indictment. Cedric Lodge, 55, who worked ...

As she enters the morgue, Chloe videos a stone autopsy table before panning around to the Victorian-era hearse. The ancient vehicle has carriage lamp brackets, white metal detailing and large wheels.

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A hospital in Australia is under investigation after nurses allegedly sent a man to the morgue in a body bag while still alive. Kevin Reid, a palliative care patient, supposedly died in Rockingham ...

The heroin epidemic is driving much of that growth – overdose cases have almost doubled since 2009 – but the day-to-day cost of running the morgue and coroner's office is growing, too.