U.S. Reps demand answers on unclaimed bodies donated to UNTHSC without consent

U.S. Reps Veasey and Crockett are asking medical examiners for more information on unclaimed bodies donated without consent.

A letter sent to the Dallas and Tarrant County Medical Examiner's office questions failure to notify the family, how the school plans to remedy family painTwo Texas members of the U.S. House are calling for answers from Dallas and Tarrant county officials regarding the 1,800 unclaimed bodies donated for medical research without family consent.

Lawmakers expressed additional concern for the body of U.S. Army veteran Victor Honey, whose remains were donated to the university without notifying his son, who lives in Dallas.

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