Berks man pleads guilty to charges in case of stolen human remains from Harvard Medical School Lynda Weed May 16, 2025 Updated May 16, 2025 ...

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The New Hampshire man accused of stealing body parts from Harvard Medical School has changed his plea to guilty.

A Goffstown man accused of trafficking human body parts out of Harvard Medical School’s morgue has plead guilty for his role in the gruesome nationwide scheme.

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Joshua Taylor, 46, of Wernersville, purchased human remains that he knew were stolen from Harvard Medical School and transported them from New Hampshire to Pennsylvania.

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