Mistake Leads to Cremation of Wrong Body
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - An autopsy technician misread a number on a body tag, leaving one family without a body to memorialize and another with the wrong person's ashes scattered across the Atlantic Ocean.
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Three patients at hospitals in Tuscany were mistakenly given organs from an HIV-positive donor, raising serious concerns about transplant procedures in Italy.
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Some mistakes are not always mistakes.
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Please read in the first and 18th paragraph ... 1647 ... instead of ... 1674 ... (fixes typo in date). A corrected story follows: By Andrew Cawthorne.
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A 24-year-old student who died after an incident on a night out will receive a posthumous degree.
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Â· Victim blamed by others also injured in explosion Â· Court told of joke as envelope was opened
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By Robin Fitzgerald, The Sun Herald, Biloxi, Miss.  Sep. 19--Unless someone comes forward to claim him, the pedestrian accidentally killed Monday in Biloxi will join Harrison County's three other unclaimed bodies.
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A mother claims the death of her husband at the hands of their son could have been avoided with the right care.
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Over two years ago, the case of a man who died at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York after donating a portion of his liver to his brother gained a lot of media attention. According to a report published this month, fulminant gas gangrene of the stomach was the cause of death.
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FITCHBURG, Mass. - Police say a gravedigger stole body parts - including a skull and a thigh bone - from a broken casket at a church cemetery and took them home to make an ashtray.
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BHEJAPADAR, India  - The corpse of an Indian man was exhumed by his family in a remote eastern village in the belief that a witch doctor could bring him back to life, three days after he died.
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Eseguita l'autopsia, i funerali probabilmente sabato
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LAFAYETTE, Ga.  - A Georgia crematory operator,  cutting a deal that could spare him life in prison, pleaded  guilty on Friday to dumping hundreds of bodies meant for  cremation in storage sheds, burial pits and the woods.
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FORT GAY, W.Va. - One concerned citizen, several law enforcement officers and two county medical examiners thought a partially decomposed limb discovered at a car wash was a human hand. They were all wrong. It was a bear's paw. "It fooled all of us," Sgt. R.W.
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Corrects first name of doctor in paragraph 5 to Robert, not Richard, as previously sent
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A doctor takes a risk and goes against a patient's wishes in order to save his life.
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Calgary - A mistake that led to the death of a 69-year-old man after he was given the wrong medication could have happened at any hospital, an independent report into the error concluded.