Death Science Says It Had a Contract to Use Vet's Body for Education After Widow's Dispute
An organization that purchased a cadaver for what it said was educational purposes, used it for public dissection at an event where tickets were sold.
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An organization that purchased a cadaver for what it said was educational purposes, used it for public dissection at an event where tickets were sold.
A grieving widow is horrified after learning her late husband's body, which she donated to science, was dissected in front of a paying audience in a hotel ballroom in Oregon.
DeathScience.org, which hosted the live autopsy, recommends attendees get tested for COVID-19 as a precaution. The man whose body was dissected died of the disease.
BATON ROUGE, La. - After a decorated Louisiana World War II veteran died from COVID-19 in August, his widow tried to carry out his wishes by donating his body to
The organizer of a pay-to-view autopsy in the United States defended the event Wednesday, after an outcry by the family of the dead man who did not know he would be dissected in front of a live audie…