So he died of blunt trauma well that didn’t take a rocket scientist to come up with that conclusion. I’m no expert but would of said the same without having to take a look of what was left of him.
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So he died of blunt trauma well that didn’t take a rocket scientist to come up with that conclusion. I’m no expert but would of said the same without having to take a look of what was left of him.
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Without even doing a Post Mortem!Where is P/Mortem guy from Endeavour he would know ?
With Emiliano Sala the autopsy revealed high levels of carbon monoxide which provided evidence for the cause of the crash. I guess the autopsy helps to rule out things like that.
I agree entirely with regard Emiliano Sala having an autopsy. However the helicopter that Bryant was travelling in hit a hillside in fog probably burst into flames so there wouldn’t have been a lot left. Why put his family through an autopsy when it is plainly obvious what happened. But then again typical NSC some bright spark (not you) had to make a sarcastic comment about his frigging cat.
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I agree entirely with regard Emiliano Sala having an autopsy. However the helicopter that Bryant was travelling in hit a hillside in fog probably burst into flames so there wouldn’t have been a lot left. Why put his family through an autopsy when it is plainly obvious what happened. But then again typical NSC some bright spark (not you) had to make a sarcastic comment about his frigging cat.
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The reasons for Sala having an autopsy are exactly the same reasons that Bryant would have had an autopsy, it is to establish the facts of what happened and if necessary bring legal action against those responsible for the crash either through the criminal courts or by the families of the victims.
It is all well and good saying the helicopter crashed into a hillside and probably burst into flames so there wouldn't have been a lot left, but that doesn't help establish what actually happened. An autopsy establishes if there were any toxins in the victims, this can help indicate if there was another reason other than the fog for the crash, the pilot would have been tested for drugs and alcohol to see if that could have been a factor (in the case of the Bryant crash the pilot was found to be clean of drugs and alcohol). Even in a fire vital evidence can still be found on a burnt body that could help in the investigation into what happened just as much as examining and piecing together the wreckage of the helicopter would have been.
Damn you and your facts, ruining a perfectly good nonsensical rant.