Families of Alabama inmates allege organs were removed without consent as expert eyes wider 'problem'
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After Brandon Clay Dotson's family sued the Alabama DOC for returning his body without a heart, four more inmates' families allege their loved ones' organs were taken from their bodies.
Despite the Dotson family's demand in court for the "immediate return" of his heart, authorities have been unable to account for the organ for more than 70 days. "It is incomprehensible, inconceivable, that someone would go that far, to take their organs out of their body." "This is a problem that I'd imagine is going on in many places." Christina Coulter is a U.S. and World reporter for Fox News Digital. Email story tips to christina.coulter@fox.com.
Since that filing, four more Alabama families have approached the Dotson family's attorney, Lauren Faraino, saying their loved ones also had organs removed – in some cases, all of them.
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