r/mildyinteresting • • May 05 '26

humankind hiccups 😅 This is plain cruel...

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u/theemmyk May 05 '26

The body donation industry is unregulated. There was a whole series of articles about it. They use deliberately misleading language in their contracts so that most people have no idea that their loved one's body may be sold to the military. It's really messed up.

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u/RCer1986 May 05 '26

The guy in this story specifically marked "No" when asked to consent to military testing and the company sold her body anyway. He, along with other families, sued and won $58 million.

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u/krzykris11 May 06 '26

I don't have time to read this today. Does any know how they found out about the actual use?