He used 40 skulls and other human remains to decorate his house; this is his story
- July 15, 2023
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A man in Kentucky, in the United States, used at least 40 skulls and other human remains For decorate your home. The FBI made a discovery and linked
A man in Kentucky, in the United States, used at least 40 skulls and other human remains For decorate your home.
The FBI made a discovery and linked the subject to network of people who is dedicated to buying and selling body parts in which the head of the morgue, Mr. Harvard Medical School.
FBI agents came to the now detainee’s apartment on Tuesday with a search warrant and, when asked if anyone else was at home, he said:
“Only My Dead Friends”according to the FBI affidavit provided by CNN.
Spinal cord, hips, pelvic bones…
The skulls were scattered throughout the house, one of them was in a scarf, and the other lay on the mattress on which he slept.
Agents also found a spinal cord, femurs, thighbones, and a pouch from Harvard Medical School.
The detainee was not charged with crimes involving body parts, but he faces a federal charge of possession of a firearm as a “prohibited person” due to his status as a convicted felon.
Back in 2011, the defendant pleaded guilty to possession of an unregistered destructive device after being found in possession of a detonating cord, ignition devices, timed fuses, and other materials that could have been used to assemble a “destructive device.”
Former director of the Harvard mortuary accused of stealing and selling human remains
U.S. Attorney’s Office said the former morgue director at Harvard Medical School is one of five people charged by a grand jury with stealing and selling body parts donated to the school.
Cedric Lodge, 55, who was fired May 6, and other members were charged with running a black market body parts scheme from around 2018 to 2022, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Middle District of Pennsylvania said in a statement.
One of the defendants lives in Scranton, Pennsylvania.
Lodge, hired by Harvard in Boston, Massachusetts, in 1995, sometimes let potential buyers into the school morgue to inspect corpses and decide which parts to buy, prosecutors said.
(Europe Press and Reuters)
Source: Aristegui Noticias
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