Andy Irons’ Autopsy Results Delayed Again

| posted on May 19, 2011

Andy Irons in the Mentawaiis, 2006. Photo: Ellis

Andy Irons’ autopsy results, which were due to be made public tomorrow, have once again been delayed. An Unopposed Motion to Modify the Temporary Injunction was filed and requested a 30-day extension that was granted by Judge Donald J. Cosby. The information is now due to be released on Monday, June 20, 2011. The autopsy has been concluded but will not be signed by Dr. Nizam Peerwani until the injunction is lifted.

To read the Irons Family statement, click here.

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