Valdosta, GA- Earlier this month, family and supporters of Kendrick Johnson said that the Georgia Bureau of Investigation was ‘stonewalling’ them, refusing to release tissue and blood samples. Those samples, according to family, are needed in order to complete a second, independent autopsy done nearly 10 weeks ago.

However, a GBI spokesperson told WVGA and ValdostaToday.com Tuesday that “all open records requests pertaining to the case have been fulfilled.” In addition, she said that since the second autopsy was done by a non-governmental agency, the GBI had no involvement in it…in any way.

Friday marks ten weeks since the teenager’s body was exhumed for the second autopsy.