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May, 2008 Web ResourcesChalat Hatten & Koupal PC
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Posted by: Linda Chalat
Photos of exhumed corpses that were boned below the waist were released by authorities. Prosecutors said the defendants had made a crude attempt to cover their tracks by sewing PVC pipe back into the bodies in time for open-casket wakes. Mastromarino entered the guilty plea in exchange for 18 to 54 years in prison. New York prosecutors later regretted the arrangement and tried to have the bargain set aside, but a New York judge upheld the terms. Mastromarino also faces charges in Philadelphia where he expects to plead guilty as well, and has asked the court to allow him to serve any sentences concurrently. |
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The cadavers were looted without permission and without regard to diseases, resulting in an untold number of patients unknowingly exposed to infection. Among the bodies was that of "Masterpiece Theatre" host Alistair Cooke, who died in 2004.