The Department of Defense returned the dead men's bodies to their families in mid-June, after al-Utaybi's family openly questioned the claims he'd committed suicide and requested his body for a second autopsy. Utaybi's family reported that the Saudi post-mortem had found that the DOD had retained his brain, heart, liver and kidneys.
In mid-June, the Department of Defense returned the bodies of the deceased to their families after al-Utaybi's family questioned the circumstances of his death and asked for a second autopsy. The Saudi autopsy report showed that the DOD had kept his brain, heart, liver, and kidneys.