UPDATE: SECOND AUTOPSY CONFIRMS THAT MAN FOUND HANGING IN POLICE STATION CELL DIED BY HANGINGTHE BONES missing from the body of of Gary Layne, the man found dead in the Arouca Police Station, were released to pathologist Dr Hubert Daisley on Monday.After examining them, Daisley confirmed that Layne died by hanging.But relatives are still dubious about his death, and will bury the 30-year-old Layne on Thursday with burning questions still on their mind.“We’ve started to accept what happened, but we are still very sceptical,” said one relative of Layne’s. “I still believe there is foul play.”Daisley, after requesting the remaining bones to fill in holes in a second autopsy, was granted access on Monday, and after examining them concluded that Layne died from asphyxiation by hanging.An autopsy by pathologist Dr Somu Sekhar Gajula at the Forensic Science Centre (FSC) in St James last week reached the same conclusion.Two Sundays ago, Layne went to the Arima police station to sign a record book after