When a man agreed to donate his body after death to medical research, it's unlikely he imagined that "research" to include a dissection in front of a paying audience at a traveling "Oddities and Curiosities Expo" event. But that's where the body of 98-year-old David Saunders ended up, to his family's dismay. — Read the rest
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