Harvard morgue manager and others charged with selling stolen body parts.

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The former manager of Harvard Medical School's anatomy lab, Cedric Lodge, has been accused of stealing and selling body parts donated for medical research and education. Lodge allegedly worked with others, including a Massachusetts woman named Anne Maclean, who owns a store called Kat's Creepy Creations, to sell the stolen remains. Maclean is accused of trafficking in stolen human remains and using human skin in lieu of monetary payment for tanning services. Lodge and his wife, Denise Lodge, have been charged with conspiracy to traffic in stolen human remains. The alleged conspiracy ran from about 2018 until at least August 2022.
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