A family has filed a lawsuit against the Alabama Department of Corrections (ADOC) after they say that the body of their son, who died at Ventress prison in Birmingham, Alabama, had a heart missing and was decomposing.
43-year-old Brandon Dotson died on Nov. 16, at the prison, on the same day that he was up for parole, the lawsuit notes.
After trying for multiple days to retrieve Dotson’s body from the ADOC, on Nov. 21, the family had finally received his body. But, the family says that Dotson’s body was extremely decomposed by then. After talking with an autopsy pathologist to look over Dotson’s body, the family learned that his heart was missing.
The lawsuit states that the ADOC or an agency responsible for performing the autopsy or carrying the body to his relatives had taken out and kept Dotson’s heart without required permission.
Dotson’s family is now requesting that his heart be given back to them, and they want answers as to what happened to him.
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Wow that’s fkn crazy.. I’d wanna know too if this was my family..
People are going crazy this dont make no sense he was a human being somebody brother, uncle , son they no what happen this is just sick !🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽😡😡😡😡😡
Died the same day he was up for parole, his body was kept for 5 days, his heart is missing…Not 1 single thing adds up! I would be tearing asses up if that were my loved one!! Prayers for his family!!
This is da world we living in today, all abt money and Authority does not care anymore. They are doin criminal things, where is Justice. Hope and Pray u get justice for ur son. GOD IS UNHAPPY WITH IS WORLD AND WE ARE LIVING THE BIBLE RIGHT NOW, THE SIGNS ARE HERE.