Finding Biki: Autopsy

Autopsy confirmed it was him only through dental records. The clothes could just be added right? Especially when other personal items was not found, particularly one shoe, camera, wallet, cellphone, gloves and the things that he wears even while asleep and during bathing: ring that he cannot remove, baller bracelets, rosary... Logically, even 1 set of brief was missing. Face and body was beyond recognition. It was irritating to see that news channels were confirming this in the morning especially when the dentist only reached Crame at lunchtime. Which was also the time when I had successfully sent the pictures. Hmm, seems like pnp came up with a conclusion all on their own. Though their answer is just based on autopsy. Autopsy of a cadaver, with hardly a skin and muscle or eyeball in the first place. Of course their conclusion will be based on the remains which was bones and therefore death due to fall because of the numerous fractures seen.

Other weird things noticed:
1. The picture from the body on site and the actual cadaver seen on the body bag in autopsy was very different. Only 10 hrs in th3 body bag, no air, with moist, with maggots accelerated the decomposition! Was it intentional? Does the people know how to put on formalin to preserve the body?? Who put them there anyway without formalin? The pulis?? Makes me think it was intentional though I think maybe it was just not normal protocol for them. They forgot the 10-hr retrieval.
2. There really was no ring on the finger. No jedi hair. Though the hair may have fallen from a rotting corpse.
3. There was no underwear on the autopsy. The boys claim that kind of pants is itchy, it's an essential to wear underwear or cycling pants. Plus the balls wouldn't feel supported.

Because of these things, we still don't think it was Victor. I wanted to get some hair samples to do some DNA testing but the pathologist say it is best done through femur. When the dentist came, he confirmed it was him, I still cannot believe it. That was biki? I still can't.

I was there in the autopsy, the cremation, during the wake but I still can't believe Victor is dead.

Two days after, while in duty, I still can't. Things they say about engkanto deceiving our eyes and giving a body that's not really him is something I believed more than the pnp's foregone conclusion that there was no foul play involved before the body fell... Hello, the location pa lang was already something of a foul play.

So we want, have to go back to the scene where they found the body. If it's true that it takes 5-6 hrs, it means that we have to camp overnight to do it.