Paul Walker and Roger Rodas‘ bodies are officially scheduled to undergo autopsies on Dec. 3, three days after they were killed in the horrific car crash in Santa Clarita, Calif.
The autopsies on Paul, 40, and Roger, 38, are scheduled for Dec. 3, Lt. Fred Corral of the Los Angeles County coroner’s office told CNN.com.
However, they are not 100 percent sure they will be able to take place because of the severe damage from the crash. “We are working on the identification issues concurrently,” the coroners office told E! News on Dec. 2, when they got put on hold. “Both of the autopsies on the victims of that accident are on hold. We are probably holding off pending identification confirmation. The bodies have not been identified. The bodies have not yet been examined.”
Lt. Fred Corrall also told CNN that they are waiting for dental X-rays for both Paul and Roger to make the official identifications.
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