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Bankrupt co. lists cadavers among its assets (access required)

By: Reni Gertner
Published: June 9, 2009

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A bankrupt Massachusetts medical device maker left behind some gruesome assets when it shut down earlier this year. Innovative Spinal Technologies lists nine human bodies, including "eight previously used" cadavers, among its property in a federal bankruptcy filing. U.S. bankruptcy trustee Warren Agin told The Sun Chronicle of Attleboro, Mass. that the bodies are frozen in its ...
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