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This is the Jerry Kelleyheng show.

We know my son is looking for a job and just realized this maybe maybe it's an opening here.

Maybe it's a career move from my son. Is it opening at Harvard? Everyone would like to work at Harvard.

Rides very prestigious place. They have some of the greatest minds in the American in America today.

Laurie Lightfoot works there. Brian Steltler, Bill DeBlasio.

Until yesterday or until the earlier this week, Cedric Lodge worked at Harvard.

He's out. He was the Harvard Medical School morgue manager.

And Cedric got caught. Cedric was a little business on the side when he wasn't managing the morgue.

He was selling body parts and they busted him. They indicted him and his wife for selling body parts to buyers in Pennsylvania and Massachusetts.

The scheme ran from 2018 to 2021 and Cedric made himself some money selling parts of dead people.

You asked this question before we started the Ironhead. It's a good one.

You think anybody, any of the family members are going to find out because they donated their body parts to science.

It sounds like a noble thing. I'll donate my body parts to Harvard Medical School.

I'm a organ donor. I got it right there on my license. I did it so that maybe you just never know.

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