Alabama Prison Inmates' Bodies Returned to Families Missing Organs, Lawsuits Allege

A federal lawsuit alleges that the bodies of two men who died while incarcerated in Alabama prisons were returned to their families missing organs, with one family claiming their loved one's heart was missing. The lawsuit accuses the Alabama Department of Corrections of mishandling the deceased's bodies, describing the situation as a violation of human dignity and common decency. The families suspect foul play and are seeking answers, with one family discovering that another deceased inmate's body was also missing internal organs.