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The mastermind behind a multimillion-dollar scheme to loot hundreds of corpses and sell their body parts apologized Thursday to families of the victims and thousands of tissue recipients.
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De’Andre Simmons, left, and Antoine Crowder, both of Detroit, remove the alternator from a Lincoln Town Car at Parts Galore on Saturday, June 7, 2008 in Detroit. Parts Galore is one of a growing number of do-it-yourself salvage yards, a trend that comes...
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