Can Aviation Medicine give clues?
Hello there,
I'm a flight attendant so I hope you do not mind me posting and asking the following which came to my mind:
-One of the people 'fished out' of the sea was a flight attendant.
-She seems to have ben burried at the speed of light.
Question: Why is there no information on an autopsy on her or other PAX?
Afterall, an autopsy can probably give vital clues to this incident. For example, hypoxia, level of stress an fear, certain organ damage can be examined and provide clues to whether there was discompression, whether people had time to get scared etc. Just like autopsys would be performed with any incident on ground where people have died and a criminal investigation in neccessary.
I'm curious to hear your thoughts ladies and gents!