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Key Figure in Harvard Stolen Body Parts Scandal Gets Probation

Key Figure in Harvard Stolen Body Parts Scandal Gets Probation

“admitted to his role in a nationwide network of individuals who bought and sold human remains”

Is anyone surprised by this? The horrific aspect of these crimes should warrant something beyond a slap on the wrist.

FOX News reports:

Pennsylvania ‘oddities collector’ in Harvard stolen body parts scandal gets probation

A Pennsylvania “oddities collector” has been spared jail time after admitting to buying human remains stolen from Harvard Medical School and another mortuary in Arkansas and selling them on Facebook.

Jeremy Pauley of Thompson, 42, will serve two years of probation on charges of abusing a corpse, Fox 43 reported.

After he pleaded guilty to that charge on Jan. 8, prosecutors dropped additional charges against him, including one count of dealing in proceeds of unlawful activities and two counts of receiving stolen property, WGAL reported.

Pauley pleaded guilty to federal charges of conspiracy and interstate transportation of stolen property in September 2023, the U.S. Attorney’s Office of the Middle District of Pennsylvania wrote in a press release.

In doing so, the office said, Pauley “admitted to his role in a nationwide network of individuals who bought and sold human remains.”

Pauley bought body parts from cadavers that were donated for medical research before their scheduled cremations, allegedly from Cedric Lodge, the former manager of Harvard’s Medical School Morgue, the U.S. Attorney’s Office wrote.

The manager allegedly let his customers come into the morgue and pick out parts they wanted, the office wrote.

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Comments

So, if a corpse is dismembered, does each part get to vote for Biden?

Just wondering…

stella dallas | March 8, 2024 at 9:57 pm

Abusing *a* corpse? One corpse? The judge must have been a Harvard graduate.

The horrific aspect of these crimes should warrant something beyond a slap on the wrist.

For those who actually committed the crime, yes. But this guy was merely the fence, He’s also still facing federal charges; this sentence was only for the state charges. So I don’t think it’s too out of line.