Ebossé Could have died of a licking

The Cameroonian footballer Ebossé could have died of a licking and no of a pedrada, as it had ensured in a principle. The autopsy of the young of 24 years has revealed that had upper corporal injuries, and signs of fight that contradict with the official version

The Cameroonian player Albert Ebossé could have died of a licking and no of a pedrada, as it had ensured in a principle. The youngster of 24 years died in August after the party that his team, the JS Kabylie of Algeria, played against the USM Algiers. According to the official sources, a fan launched a stone from the terracing that hit in the head of Ebossé and that caused him the death, but the autopsy that finish him to practise to the player has showed that perhaps it did not go like this.

As it informed the BBC of Africa, the autopsy has showed that the Cameroonian could have died victim of a licking in the changing room, since in his body there were "upper corporal injuries that indicate signs of fight", like "a hit in the head and the split of the cervical vertebrae". All these indications carry to think that the player did not die of a hit in the skull, but it could have received a licking in the changing room after the party, that his team lost by 2-1.