> When you die, your stake in society and anything corporeal vanishes with you. Only the living ought to have a say. If so, we should defy John Hunter's wishes

> When you die, your stake in society and anything corporeal vanishes with you. Only the living ought to have a say. If so, we should defy John Hunter's wishes first. Why should his property claim to stolen bones, and contracts regarding their use, matter more than Byrne's wishes? Because he was rich?