Forensics today performs an autopsy of the body that appeared with a sign describing him as the killer of the three agents

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the Institute of Forensic Sciences (ICF) is conducting an autopsy on Wednesday of the man who appeared dead yesterday in Santurce with a sign describing him as the killer of the three agents in Carolina.

The entity’s press spokeswoman, Betsy Rivera, confirmed to The New Day that after the process of identifying the corpse was completed yesterday with the visit of the relatives of the victim to the ICF, forensic pathologists began the process that is expected to culminate today. He did not specify, however, when the report of the professionals would be ready.

The man was identified yesterday as David Emanuel Rivera Batiz, 25, who was a resident of Ponce. At the state level, the individual had a criminal record for violating Vehicle Property Act 8.

“The body that appeared in Santurce, I know it has transpired that there is a possibility that it was the suspect, but I have no official information. We already did the interview, his relatives went to Forensics and identified him and proceeded with the rigorous interview of a dead person and today the autopsy will be done “, Said ICF Director Dr. Maria Conte Miller earlier in WKAQ – 580 AM.

Rivera Batiz was located with several bullet impacts during the dawn of Monday in the street San jOse, intersection with the avenue Muñoz Creek, in the Santurce. It was accompanied by a sign identifying him as the perpetrator. “I’m responsible for the murder of the guards. Here it is.”, I read the message.

Although authorities confirmed that the man had “similar characteristics” to the suspect in the murder of the officers, they have not yet corroborated whether he is the perpetrator..

On police autopsies, he indicated that they were completed yesterday and that they confirm that two of the deaths occurred from the bullet impacts they received, while the results of the autopsy of one of the officers are still unknown.

“The evidence that is submitted to Forense is much more than the autopsy. We must now analyze the projectiles that were recovered at the scene and all the evidence that has been submitted by the Puerto Rico Police, make comparisons and assist them in identifying the person or persons who committed the crimes “, He indicated.

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