Cedric Lodge allegedly took “heads, brains, skin, bones, and other human remains” from the facility.
Some nefarious things have allegedly been going down at Harvard University, and this time, they have nothing to do withAccording to federal prosecutors, Harvard Medical School’s morgue manager has been selling body parts to the highest bidder — which is generally frowned upon. Anreleased on Wednesday accused Cedric Lodge of stealing the dissected parts of dead people and selling them online from his home in Goffstown, New Hampshire.
One of Lodge’s biggest alleged customers was Katrina MacLean, owner of a store called Kat’s Creepy Creations in Peabody, Massachusetts. Lodge would allegedly let MacLean into the morgue to examine the cadavers and judge which parts would sell best in her store or to weirdos online. In October 2020, the indictment states that MacLean purchased “two dissected faces for $600” from Lodge, meeting at the morgue in broad daylight for the exchange.
to rob graves in Boston in order to teach students anatomy. The practice largely ended in 1831, when Massachusetts passed a law allowing for unclaimed bodies of prisoners and the poor to be used as research cadavers. Today, Harvard relies on donors to its Anatomical Gift Program, which was managed by Lodge until he was
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