I WILL MARK BRAINLIEST! Why does an autopsy include an examination of all the body systems and not just the suspected cause of death? For example, if a victim has massive head trauma from an automobile accident, why is a complete autopsy performed, including a toxicology report?

The cause of death is not always accurate in many cases. So, if the person was in a automobile accident, was it because they could have been intoxicated? Or did he/she really die because of massive head trauma based off of the impact? The toxicology report can either rule that out or not. Then again, if your pushing it, could the person have suffered the injury before the accident and was murdered, allowing the car accident staged. There are so many possibilities.

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