New details have emerged surrounding the mysterious death of Otto Warmbier, a 22-year-old college student from Ohio who was imprisoned and reportedly abused in North Korea. Warmbier’s parents, who declined to have a full autopsy performed on his body, spoke publicly about his death for the first time this week. “We’re here to tell you North Korea is not a victim,” said Warmbier’s father, Fred. As first reported by The Cincinnati Enquirer, the postmortem examination revealed a cluster of small scars on Warmbier’s knees, feet, arms and other parts of his body, but no clear indication of torture. One such scar is “consistent with a tracheostomy,” which is an incision in the windpipe, the report noted.

Source: Huffington Post September 27, 2017 21:22 UTC