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Couple Steals, Sells Human Remains from Harvard Morgue

Two individuals from New Hampshire were sentenced for stealing and selling human remains from Harvard Medical School morgue. Cedric Lodge, former morgue manager, received eight years for interstate transport of stolen goods. His wife, Denise Lodge, sold remains, receiving one year. Their actions sparked outrage, raising questions about oversight and security protocols.

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