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  Respect should be the standard. People donated their bodies for research and not to have the corpse abused.
context: At my sister's university they had to sign body parts out because students were using them for pranks.
  Imagine waking up after a heavy night, rolling over to see half a head looking back at you. >
  
  Why even allow them to be signed out? I'd think the cadavers should remain within the cadaver lab. If you need to work with one of them, you go there. You don't take it home. >
  
  At my university you could only check out bones. Everything else stayed in the lab. >
  
  Went to college for Mortuary  Science (Didn't graduate...ugly divorce) 
  It s DRILLED into you REPEATEDLY that you treat the deceased as if they were a living sentient being and to treat them with respect.
  I hope these clowns get smacked hard for this. >
  
  I received my clinical degree from Pitt. These two definitely knew better, especially since it was sexual abuse of a corpse. >
  
  There’s other types of abuse of a corpse? >
  
  Yes? Think about it. 
  You could stab a corpse. 
  You could sexually do things with it. 
  You could draw on it with sharpie. 
  All 3 are different, but still abuse. >
  
  "Why'd you draw that mustache on Mark?" 
  "He fell asleep first, those are the rules, right?"
  edit: I mean this in the most lighthearted way possible. Desecration of a corpse is beyond fucked and I hope these two get their karma tenfold. >
  
  Yupp. Its fucked. But also my friends have permission to do this to me. >
  
  Consent! Consent! Consent! 
  You can't consent if you're dead! >
  
  You can consent prior to dying, that's what a will is for.
  My wife wants to be cannibalized when she dies, but unfortunately there's no legal way to consent to be eaten. >
  
  
  unfortunately there's no legal way to consent to be eaten.
  
  What about that guy who cooked his own foot? >
  
  Michael Scott? >
  
  I'm all for dark humor, but fondling dead people isn't that funny....
  
  The Post-Gazette says, "Witnesses observed (one) making sexual remarks about a male corpse and placing a hand inside its chest, while (the other) was seen inappropriately touching a female corpse, smirking and commenting, according to complaints against the students. Both told Pitt police they had learned in class about treating cadavers with respect, a detective wrote." >
  
  This happens more often than people think. I once dated a woman who was in such a class. One of the classmates grabbed a severed leg off the table and started limping around the room with it. That kid got tossed once the word got out. >
  
  My ex's friend was a doctor. I think he said he took a picture of a woman's breasts while she was under anesthesia. Fucking horrifying >
  
  Also, aren’t there nurses, a surgeon, and an anesthesiologist in the room while someone is undergoing surgery? What were they all doing while he was sexually assaulting an unconscious woman? >
  
  Not too long ago an anesthesiologist was arrested for orally raping women undergoing c sections…scumbags don’t care >
  
  What? C sections  are usually not under general anesthesia so hope would that even happen? >
  
  Yes I understand. I guess the reason I am confused is the patient is normally conscious and has other people in the room. That’s so fucked. Seems like they were sedated and didn’t have a support person with them. >
  
  Makes sense that a predator would prey on someone in a vulnerable position. >
  
  Seems like a good way to curse yourself. >
  
  Seems like a good way to riddle yourself with a crippling amount of medical school debt, but then be barred from being a doctor so you can't earn your way out of that debt.
  That sounds like a curse to me! >
  
  I am amazed you found that story.  I’m also surprised that the coverup was successful and all students were protected. >
  
  i’m glad I saw this article, my dad told me about this happening when he was in college. >
  
  Mind-boggling.