Hobart father finds specimens from daughter's body may have been kept in museum without consent

Forty years after his daughter's death, a Hobart father has found out parts of her body may have been retained by a pathology museum without the family's consent. A Tasmanian coroner is investigating after the R. A. Rodda Museum of Pathology advised it may have remains from 147 people possibly retained without the knowledge or consent of the families. Coroner Simon Cooper says he expects to publish a finding "within the next few months".