The mentally impaired Long Island woman who went missing from her home was hit and killed by a Manhattan subway train.
A mentally-impaired Long Island woman who went missing from her home and was then killed by a subway train had her organs “harvested” by doctors before authorities even told her family she was dead, according to a lawsuit.
The next day the mother of two was hit by a Brooklyn-bound L train near 6th Avenue and West 14th Street in Manhattan, her family claimed in court papers. A week later, Baldrich was taken to NYU Langone, where her “body was dissected and her organs harvested for donation including her thoracic and abdominal aorta, kidneys, adrenal glands, liver and gallbladder,” her family said in a Manhattan Supreme Court lawsuit against the city and the Health and Hospitals Corp., which runs Bellevue.
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