Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Against Harvard Over Morgue Scandal

A Massachusetts judge ruled that Harvard and its employees are not legally responsible for the actions of a former morgue manager accused of stealing and selling human remains.

A Massachusetts Superior Court judge dismissed a lawsuit filed by families affected by the mishandling of human remains at Harvard Medical School.
The lawsuit was related to the actions of Cedric Lodge, the former morgue manager, who was charged with stealing and selling human remains.
Judge Kenneth W. Salinger ruled that Harvard and its employees acted in good faith and are not legally responsible for Lodge's misconduct.
The families of the victims expressed disappointment and are considering appealing the decision.
Cedric Lodge faces federal charges of conspiracy and interstate transport of stolen goods.