Very reliable information available to the Holygist suggests that the highly anticipated autopsy report expected to shed light on the true cause of death of the late Ikoku mechanic, Chima Ikwunado will neither be made public today nor tomorrow.

Recall that both government and family pathologists, Doctors Musa Stephens and Cornell Chukwuegbo who examined Chima’s body on Thursday, February 10th had promised that the full report will be made public in less than 10 days of extra study of the samples from his body.

“We have conducted the autopsy. We have done both external and internal extermination and we have seen the pathological evidence that will help us conclude the cause of death which will be communicated through the right channel later. We took some samples that will be examined to confirm the findings under the microscope.

“The pictures taken, sample and the report will be communicated through the right channel. We are hopeful that in less than 10 days, this report will be handed over. Two weeks maximum. I want you to be patient. We will do due diligence to this,” he said after examining the body.

Today makes it exactly 10 days after the examination and many had expected the report to be made public or release information indicating on the release date by the Rivers State Police Command.

However, the Holygist investigation revealed that the report might not be released to the public anytime soon as the Police is unrelentingly seeking avenues to water down the veracity of the crime of its personnel and attempt to settle the matter out of court.

A reliable source informed the Holygist that the Police hierarchy in the state has been having series of meetings with the Ikwunado family to reach common grounds and agree on some financial payment.

However, pressures from civil society and other interested parties who are insisting on using the case to serve as deterrent to other culpable torture prone officers within the force is scuttling the Police approach, our source adds.

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