Thajudeen’s bones missing

Nov 08, 2015

Reports reaching us confirm that Rugby player Wasim Thajudee’s bones are missing. The missing bones are identified to be the thigh bones. Thajudeen’s body was exhumed and taken for forensic analysis before.

The pair of thigh bones perhaps would be removed during the first postmortem. The bones would have been removed in order to destroy evidences. The forensic team believes the thigh bones would have been fractured due to an assault or a gunshot injury causing a scar to the bones.

A captain in the army is suspected for this murder and currently he is serving in an army camp in the north. This army captain was serving as a security member of the president’s wife.