John Matthew Salilig, the 24-year-old chemical engineering student whose decomposed body was found in a town in Imus, Cavite, died from "severe blunt force trauma to the lower extremities," his autopsy report showed Thursday.&nbsp;
His autopsy report from the Cavite Provincial Crime Laboratory was completed last February 28, the same day Salilig's body was exhumed in a shallow grave in a vacant lot in Malagasang, Imus, Cavite.&nbsp;
The autopsy described the body as bloated and in decomposition stage. It also noted that several hematomas &mdash; pool of clotted bloods &mdash; were seen in Salilig's body expecially on his chest and thighs.&nbsp;
A witness earlier said that the 24-year-old student was beaten at least 70 times during the initiation rites of Tau Gamma Phi (Triskelion) fraternity in Bi&ntilde;an, Laguna last February 18.&nbsp;
Adamson University earlier&nbsp;said in a statement that Salilig died on February 18.
Remains arrived home in Zamboanga&nbsp;
Meanwhile, Salilig's remains have already arrived in his hometown in Zamboanga City on Thursday.&nbsp;
His remains is set to be buried on Saturday, March 4.&nbsp;
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Adamson student died of 'severe blunt force trauma,' says autopsy