body. SEETO: I started looking at him and then all of a sudden I realised his forehead was not put back together properly. They did, when they cut his skull open I don't know what they did but his forehead was shifted to the side. My children had to see him. My youngest son is 17. I was expecting him to have an autopsy. I understood all that and I explained all that to my children. But I wasn't expecting like this. Honestly, it was like, it was like he had no dignity. It was like he was an animal or something like that. I've never seen, it was awful. It was just like he was nothing. You know, I couldn't believe they didn't even have the decency to put his forehead in the right spot. DORNEY: Clarissa Seeto says they arranged for a cremation in Suva but she was shocked to find that when she looked in the coffin there was blood still seeping from her father's skull. SEETO: The fellow from the funeral place - he had known the story - he was horrified, he couldn't believe it and he just felt so sorry for me. And he felt even worse because he had to tell me when he gave me the death certificate because I hadn't seen it. You know how they give the notice of death? DORNEY: Yep. SEETO: It didn't even have his right name. The funeral guy he corrected it for me. He said,