[Eldeanio100]

I think his head was removed due to crumpling of the plane. His chin caught it and ripped his head clean off.

[Smitju]

When it the cause of death "trauma to the head" was released to the press . I didnt expect this...

[Rose25]

Originally Posted by Simone ↗

Kids today, tut tut, haha!

Haha kids? He looks older than you!!

[scandle6161]

The 2 people arrested was for accessing CCTV footage and recorded his autopsy.
I personally think this is fake as being in water a body deteriorates very fast as iv seen countless times on here.

[SundayMourning]

That's suppose to be his body after TWO WEEKS IN THE WATER?!?! No freaking way! NO WAY this body was underwater for any amount of time, let alone for two full weeks!

Originally Posted by Firefox84 ↗

I'm slightly sceptical. His body (especially his tattoos) are in remarkably good condition considering he was at the bottom of the channel for 2 weeks. A body typically putrifies in water within 48 hours with severe bloating normally present.

Also where is his head? Unless he was decapitated in the crash? Unusual for an autopsy to remove the head as a whole.

Maybe I'm wrong

[Ianforheisman]

The chest cavity wounds don’t look weeks old. But the left hand does. Weird the tattoo is so easily identifiable when everything else is destroyed.

[dan-b]

Good reconstruction of the plane crash.

[Susan]

Originally Posted by CuriousGillian ↗

Good Lord. Autopsy photo, I'm hoping. Or, he sneezed really REALLY hard
At any rate, thanks for the post ������

I was gonna say, I hope those weren't injuries! Looks like a lobster is climbing out of him.

[Dodecahedron]

Wtf are with the flashes in that video. Literally make it unwatchable.

[jdog77]

I know this is an older topic, and although I don't even know who this guy was, I was reading the comments with controversy about the images.

Usually when someone is summered in water, even for 24 hours, their body bloats and they become very pale. This is because the water that is swallowed pushes all the blood either out of the body or into the feet and hands, where it pools. That's why we often see super pale bodies, with darker limbs. However, after about a week, the blood eventually dries up after being exposed to the oxygen, it just coagulates and clots.

As for the controversy on the body, well there's a number of things that it could have been. My suspicion is due to how evenly it was cut from the chest and torso, that it was removed by the pathologist for further testing, OR simply to have it cleaned up in ammonia and other chemicals. The reason for the cleaning is because anytime there's an autopsy, the body should be assembled back together, sometimes embalmed, or stuffed with other substances, to keep it looking well.. not so horrifying. In the event that there is an open casket funeral, or if the family wishes to see their loved one before going under. They even clean them up if they decide to be cremated.

I have seen someone, a loved one, who had a brain biopsy during their autopsy, it involved cutting an incision around the perimeter of the skull, and basically removing the top of the head as if it were a hat. It's remarkable how well they get put back together, and how hidden it is. Whether they use donor skin, or some type of paint/make up to cover lacerations and cuts.