Pathologist finally speaks on cause of Mohbad’s death

• Mohbad’s autopsy results reveal that his cause of death couldn’t be determined due to body decomposition.
• The pathologist explained that prompt mortuary care could have yielded clearer results, but burial and decomposition made it impossible.
• The pathologist also debunked claims of the singer being burial alive, strangled, or poisoned.

The long-awaited autopsy result for late singer, Mohbad have finally been released, revealing that the cause of his death could not be determined due to the decomposition of his body.

The pathologist revealed that due to the advanced decomposition of Mohbad’s body at the time of autopsy, determining the exact cause of death was not possible.

The pathologist expressed that if Mohbad’s body had been promptly taken to the mortuary after his demise, a clearer assessment could have been made.

However, since he was buried for over a week, decomposition had already set in, impeding the autopsy process and making it impossible to establish the precise cause of death.

Addressing claims circulating about fresh blood found on Mohbad’s coffin, the pathologist clarified that the appearance of redness was due to a mixture of rainwater and soil during the exhumation process, rather than actual blood, adding that it rained a day before Mohbad was exhumed.

Furthermore, the pathologist dismissed speculations of Mohbad being buried alive, affirming that he died before burial.

Additionally, the pathologist refuted claims of strangulation, demonstrating through examination of removed neck tissues that such trauma had not occurred.

Moreover, samples of Mohbad’s liver and kidney were displayed via a projector, confirming the absence of poisoning.

It was revealed that Mohbad’s father was excused from the courtroom before the pathologist began giving details about the singer’s death.

The next coroner date is on June 26, 2024, at 11 am.

The update has triggered a lot of comments from netizens who expressed disappointment over the result.

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