A 2008 magazine article reveals Mathew Lampi’s alleged interest in skull collecting.

Mathew Lampi, the tattoo artist recently charged in connection with the Harvard morgue scandal, had previously spoken about an interest in collecting skulls, as revealed by a 2008 magazine article. The article, which has resurfaced, hints at Lampi’s fascination with human remains long before his involvement in the scandal.

Lampi, who faces charges for his role in the illegal trafficking of body parts from the Harvard Medical School morgue, was reportedly linked to the collection and sale of human body parts, including skulls. The discovery of his comments from years ago raises further questions about his motivations and prior involvement in such activities.

The morgue scandal has sparked widespread outrage, with many questioning how such activities could have been conducted over an extended period without detection. Lampi’s case is now under investigation, and authorities are working to uncover the full extent of the illegal body part trade.