Family of Cletus Noah Declines Autopsy, Moves Forward with Burial Plans
The family of Cletus Noah has decided not to conduct an autopsy and will proceed with burial arrangements. They cited no evidence of foul play and trust in medical findings. The letter formalizing their decision was addressed to the LNP and acknowledged by a police superintendent.
In a recent development regarding the death of Cletus Noah, his family has officially informed the Liberia National Police (LNP) about their decision to opt out of an autopsy. Instead, they plan to proceed with burial arrangements. The family communicated their intentions through a letter directed to Deputy Inspector General of Police for the Crime Services Division, Mr. Simeon Frank.
The family’s decision, outlined in a letter dated May 20, 2025, follows careful deliberation. They expressed that there is no substantial evidence indicating foul play in the circumstances of Noah’s passing. In light of this, they indicated their confidence in the medical findings already provided by the hospital.
The letter was signed by key family members including Mrs. Linda K. Sumo-Noah, Noah’s widow, as well as his sister Mrs. Mary N. Weah and cousin Mr. Augustine K. Maimie. Their message was acknowledged by Chief Superintendent of Police Samuel G. Zeo, signaling a formal closure to this part of the investigation.
The family of Cletus Noah has decided to forgo an autopsy, citing lack of evidence for foul play and expressing trust in prior medical assessments. Their letter, signed by close relatives, signifies a decision to proceed with burial arrangements instead of further investigative actions. This case highlights the family’s emphasis on closure and confidence in the medical findings related to Noah’s death.
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