Family of Late Cletus Noah Decides Against Autopsy, Moves to Burial Plans
The family of Cletus Noah has opted not to conduct an autopsy, instead moving forward with burial plans, citing lack of evidence for foul play and confidence in medical assessments.
President of Liberia’s National Police, Chief Superintendent Samuel G. Zeo, acknowledged the family’s decision not to perform an autopsy. This development follows the passing of Cletus Noah, the family’s firmly believing that pursuing further investigation seems unnecessary at this point. The family’s choice came after what they described as comprehensive discussions about Noah’s death.
In the letter directed to Mr. Simeon Frank, the Deputy Inspector General of Police for Crime Services, the family articulated their reasoning to not pursue an autopsy. They indicated a strong belief in the hospital’s prior medical assessment, which did not indicate any criminal activity surrounding Noah’s death. This certainly plays a crucial role in their decision-making process as they move forward.
Mrs. Linda K. Sumo-Noah, Noah’s widow, along with his sister, Mrs. Mary N. Weah, and cousin, Mr. Augustine K. Maimie, co-signed the official communication. Their signatures legitimize the submission, dated May 20, 2025, thereby affirming a unified family agreement regarding the burial arrangements without further investigations.
This decision reflects not only their confidence in the medical findings but also a desire to find closure, allowing them to honor Noah’s memory without prolonging the process. It is essential to the family that they can grieve without additional complications or uncertainties.
As the situation stands, the Liberia National Police has acknowledged the family’s request, and preparations for Cletus Noah’s burial are being arranged accordingly. The police will respect the family’s wishes regarding the lack of autopsy, moving forward with their processes in light of this recent communication.
In summary, the family of the late Cletus Noah has opted to forgo an autopsy, opting instead to proceed directly with burial arrangements. Citing a lack of evidence for foul play and confidence in the medical evaluations, they made this decision following careful discussions. The family seeks closure while honoring Noah’s life and is working with the Liberia National Police to finalize the arrangements.
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