INMATE ORGANS HARVESTED IN BLACK MARKET HORROR!

Alabama prisons dump scooped-out corpses on relatives' doorsteps

GHOULISH prison authorities in Alabama harvested organs from dead inmates and callously returned mutilated corpses to grieving families, shocking lawsuits charge.

Now, critics fear some of the convicts' purloined parts were sold for more than $1 million on the black market!

According to sources, the state's Department of Corrections was recently socked by at least two lawsuits from kin of the deceased.

A December 2023 filing from relatives of Brandon Dotson charges the 43-year-old's remains were returned to them from Barbour County's Ventress Correctional Facility without a heart! "It was horrific," moans his mother, Audrey South.

In another shocking case, the family of Charles Edward Singleton says the 74-year-old's body was missing ALL of its internal organs after it was sent to a funeral home in 2021 from the Aged and Infirmed Center in Hamilton.

Insiders dish the Singletons filed their lawsuit after hearing about the Dotson scandal.

Sources reveal organs can fetch big under-the-table dollars from desperate patients in dire need of transplants. A kidney, for instance, can cost as much as $300,000, while a liver may bring in almost $600,000 and a heart more than $1 million!