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The family of a Plaistow couple who donated their remains to science plans to sue Harvard Medical School and a Goffstown couple who were allegedly involved in a gruesome cross-country

A New Hampshire family is devastated after learning their dad's remains were stolen and sold online.

The women say the body of their mother, who died a few months ago, was also donated to Harvard Medical School, where authorities say the morgue manager stole and sold body parts for several years.

"Who could do something like that? What kind of person? No respect at all for the family."

"I just dont see how people could do something like this," said one of the likely victims daughter.

"Who could do something like that? What kind of person? No respect at all for the family."

The 87-year-old donated his body to the Harvard Medical School for education and research in 2019. But police said his corpse was misused.

Nick and Joan Pichowicz donated their bodies to science after their death. Their children were shocked to learn that their father's body was trafficked instead.

Two New Hampshire sisters say they were horrified to learn their father’s remains were stolen and sold as part of a gruesome scheme allegedly involving a Goffstown couple.

Paula Peltonovich, whose parents both donated their bodies to Harvard, has learned her fathers remains were likely sold on the black market, and is now demanding her mothers remains back.