Sinking of Mike Lynch's yacht in Sicily: the first two autopsies of the victims' bodies have been carried out

Two weeks after the sinking of the sailboat in Sicily, the first autopsies of the victims' bodies have been carried out.

On August 19, seven people lost their lives in the sinking of the sailboat Le Bayesian caused by a waterspout. Since this tragedy, the first two autopsies of the victims were carried out by forensic doctors on Tuesday, September 3, on the remains of the lawyer Christopher Morvillo and his wife Neda Morvillo. These autopsies logically validated the drowning theory.

Two other autopsies this Wednesday

The very next day, this Wednesday, September 4, two other bodies will be analyzed by the Italian authorities: those of Jonathan Bloomer, president of the London subsidiary of Morgan Stanley's investment bank, and his partner, Judy, according to the Associated Press, cited by Fox News.

The most famous victim, businessman Mike Lynch, as well as his daughter 18-year-old and the ship's cook, Recaldo Thomas, will be autopsied at a later date that has not yet been communicated.