absolutely the autopsy procedures need to be done in Australia. Where the family can be re-assured that results are unbiased and hopefully conclusive. Also needing top notch laboratory facilities for any ongoing crucial testings.
Believe in her guilt, or innocence - we must remember Schapelle Corby was convicted on the basis of very shaky forensic evidence - chaotic investigative methods at the airport and afterwards are alleged - she convited on circumstantial in fact, which may not have stood up ion an Australian court - many hands touched/handled the evidence that night it's alleged - resulting in scrupulous definitive fingerprinting then being out of the question. And the bulk of the marijuana block was diminishing even when under supposed police custody, it's alleged. And so on. And she cops 20 years?
The LAST thing Indonesian authorities would want would be such a huge potential (allegedy possible) adverse finding which, if sinister, or even "only" inadvertent food poisoning, reflected badly on their huge Jarkartian rake in the rupiah cashcow for tourism - Bali. NOT alleging anything whatsoever - like everyone else I don't know anything - but if I were direct family, in the face of such huge sudden tragedy, I would want my loved ones brought home, quickly - in the search for some reliable and dependable forensic truths. The family deserve nothing less.
May this hugely suffering family somehow find peace in the face of this shocking horror. Not now. But in the future.
I hope the family will find some comfort by the knowledge that there will be many many loving and sincerely grieving Balinese of various castes currently watching over their loved ones. And many heartfelt prayers and beautiful offerings and sincere tears will be being given for their souls. They particularly love and adore children. Balinese believe that we come back again, in souls reborn. Of this they are positively convinced.
