A former morgue manager at Harvard Medical School, his wife and three other people have been charged over the theft and sale of human body parts. Cedric Lodge, 55, of Goffstown, New Hampshire ...

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The former manager of the Harvard Medical School morgue, Cedric Lodge, pleaded guilty Wednesday to trafficking stolen human body parts, officials announced.Lodge, 57, of Goffstown, New Hampshire ...

Over a five-year period, Cedric Lodge, 57, stole and then sold "head, brains, skins, bones, and other human remains," prosecutors ... accused of stealing body parts from a morgue at the university ...

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Cedric Lodge, 57, admitted to transporting stolen human remains, the DOJ said. The former manager of the Harvard Medical School morgue pleaded guilty to stealing body parts from cadavers donated ...

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SCRANTON, Pa. (AP) — A former Harvard Medical School morgue manager has admitted his role in the theft and sale of human body parts — including hands, feet and heads. Cedric Lodge, 57 ...