LOS ANGELES - A man accused of carving up cadavers donated to UCLA's medical school and selling their parts to unsuspecting medical research companies was convicted Thursday in the lucrative scheme. A jury found 51-year-old Ernest Nelson of Rancho Cucamonga guilty of conspiracy to commit grand theft, grand theft by embezzlement and tax evasion. It deadlocked on two special enhancement allegations that could have added prison time. More... Discount Magazine Subscriptions - Discount Cigarettes and Tobacco - Nutty News Today Marketplace - Shriners Hospitals for Children
