Jeremy Ciliberto, the expo’s organizer, told KING 5 that Saunders and his family did give consent. “Our whole staff was horrified that this is what had happened to a gentleman that he and his family thought that his body was going for the advancement of medical students.” “I was totally horrified,” Clark told the station. His family members were under the impression his corpse would be used for private medical research, not as a centerpiece of the traveling freak show, the report said. “It makes me really feel saddened that this gentleman was not given the dignity and the respect that he deserved and what he thought and his family thought that would be happening to his body,” Mike Clark, a funeral director in Louisiana, told the Seattle outlet.Ĭlark reportedly prepared Saunders’ body before it was given to Med Ed Labs, a Las Vegas company.
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