Original sentence: He swore the Oath of Allegiance on 1st December 1941, six days before Pearl Harbor was attacked.Ironically, the cancer that Cooke was suffering from prior to his death had spread to his bones, making them unsuitable for transplant and implant therapies.Reports indicated that the people involved in selling the body parts altered the cause of death and reduces his age from 95 to 85.Timothy O'Brien, the owner of the New York Mortuary, was implicated in involvement of the harvesting of Cooke's bones
Edited sentence: Cooke's bones.He swore the Oath of Allegiance on 1st December 1941, six days before Pearl Harbor was attacked, and despite the time between his claim and its eventual realisation, it was taken by some in Britain as a type of desertion, a perhaps undeserved stigma that never entirely left him.Reports indicated that records had been falsified by the people involved in selling the body parts, to alter the cause of death and reduce his age from 95 to 85.This incident may have been the inspiration for an episode in the first season of the TV show "Bones" in which a young girl develops end-stage bone cancer after receiving an illegally-harvested bone graft.Timothy O'Brien, the owner of the New York Mortuary, was implicated in involvement of the harvesting of Mr.What makes the story even more bizarre is the fact that the cancer that Cooke was suffering from prior to his death had spread to his bones, making them unsuitable for transplant and implant therapies