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"The termination of the UAB/ADOC contract does not change anything concerning the lawsuits that have been filed. The damage to those families has already been done," said an attorney representing several of the dead inmates' families.
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The attorney expressed frustration as families say their loved ones who died while incarcerated in Alabama prisons were missing organs after their autopsies.