Arthur Rathburn will find out next week if he’s going to prison for up to 20 years. As a Detroit cadaver dealer, he’s accused of deliberately buying diseased human bodies with HIV and Hepatitis and ...

FILE PHOTO: Arthur Rathburn is pictured at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, Michigan, U.S. in November 1988. REUTERS/Peter Yates/File Photo FILE PHOTO: Arthur Rathburn is pictured at the ...

DETROIT — A Michigan man who supplied cadavers and body parts for medical training was sentenced Tuesday to nine years in prison for failing to disclose that they were infected with hepatitis or HIV.

The evidence is building in the trial of Detroit cadaver dealer Arthur Rathburn. His now ex-wife Elizabeth Rathburn and another dealer, Stephen Gore from Phoenix both testified against him. Both took ...

Federal agents discovered four preserved fetuses in the Detroit warehouse of a man who sold human body parts, confidential photographs reviewed by Reuters show. The fetuses were found during a ...

Body parts at Arthur Rathburn’s Detroid warehouse were stored in containers such as Rubbermaid bins, beer coolers and 55-gallon drums, a federal agent testified. File photo by Reuters The trial of a ...

Arthur Rathburn was convicted Monday of wire fraud after authorities say he sold infected remains to medical professionals. ABC 7 The discovery of body parts stockpiled in freezers and stored next to ...

When authorities entered Arthur Rathburn's warehouse in December 2013, it was "filthy," an FBI agent testified Friday as the body-parts broker's trial opened in a Detroit courtroom. FBI agent Leslie ...