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Posted - 30 May 2019 : 12:41:25
Upper Baddibu, North Bank,is the location of Yeli-Tenda,"the head and the hands were not found on the“The body of the deceased. "the body was later buried at the river side "
I find it hard to believed that no respect was given to the deciesed,who should in my opinion have been taken to a mortuary and a post mortem performed to gain information as to the sex of the corpse and the reason why the head and hands were not found with the remains,the pathologist would be able to observe the skeletal connections of the missing hands and head.The deceased had family and friends somewhere along the length of the river and will be missed.
The sex has not been acertained no other information that would have been availble after a post mortem is known.
Head & hands missing,the rest of the body is intact;
THIS COULD BE A CASE OF MURDER.
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Wednesday, May 29, 2019
The body of an unidentified person was over the weekend found at the Yeli-Tenda riverside by security personnel in the area. The decomposed nature of the body makes it difficult for people to identify whether the body was in fact a man or woman.
However, a source that spoke to The Point on the condition of anonymity, confirmed that the body was found around the riverside.
“The body was already decomposed and that makes it hard for security personnel and the medical team that visited the scene to identify whether the body was a man or woman,” our source added.
Our LRR source further told our reporter that even the head and the hands were not found on the“The body of the deceased. "the body was later buried at the river side and the security personnel were making efforts to see whether they could see the relatives or anyone who will be claiming a missing person in the area.”
Author: Momodou Jawo
http://thepoint.gm/africa/gambia/article/decomposed-body-found-at-yeli-tenda-crossing-point
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