A former manager at the Harvard Medical School morgue has pleaded guilty to stealing human remains and selling the parts to buyers across three states, prosecutors announced Friday.

Prosecutors say this was part of a nationwide network of people who bought and sold human remains stolen from Harvard and a mortuary in Arkansas.

Cedric Lodge, a 57-year-old former Harvard morgue manager, pleaded guilty on May 21 to interstate transport of stolen human ...

Harvard morgue manager, admits to trafficking human remains to several buyers, including former Enola resident Jeremy Pauley.

Those who donated their remains to Harvard Medical School did so with the assumption that their bodies would be used just for ...

Harvard morgue manager, pleads guilty to stealing and selling body parts. He faces up to 10 years in prison for interstate ...

The former manager of the Harvard Medical School morgue has pleaded guilty in federal court to stealing human remains and ...

Cedric Lodge admitted to transporting and selling stolen human remains across multiple states from 2018 to at least March ...

The summer is typically the busiest season for tourism in the Granite State, but April saw a 42 percent decrease in the ...

A former Harvard Medical School morgue manager has admitted his role in the theft and sale of human body parts — including ...

New Hampshire tourism officials are hoping to attract more visitors to the state from farther away this summer while making an effort to protect natural resources.

A former Harvard Morgue Manager pleaded guilty to transporting stolen human remains from the Harvard Medical School morgue and selling them to a Pennsylvania man, among others.