Body Parts Stolen From Harvard Morgue, Shipped Via USPS, Indictment Says

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Body Parts Stolen From Harvard Morgue, Shipped Via USPS, Indictment Says

Body Parts Stolen From Harvard Morgue, Shipped Via USPS, Indictment Says

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Published 14 Jun 2023

The morgue manager and several others at Harvard Medical School have been indicted after they allegedly spent five years stealing human body parts, selling them online and in person and mailing them via the United States Postal Service. An indictment filed in the U.S. District Court in…

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