Fiona MacKeown, the mother of murdered British teenager Scarlett Keeling, will soon leave for India to inquire why vital parts of her daughter's body were missing.The third autopsy on her body, conducted here after her body was flown from India, revealed that vital organs of her body were missing.The earlier two post mortems were conducted on Scarlett's body in Goa medical college and hospital by two different sets of doctors.MacKeown told the Daily Mail that the missing organs included kidneys, uterus and stomach.The newspaper said that MacKeown was furious because nobody in India had sought her permission to remove Scarlette's organs.The report claimed that according to authorities in Goa, taking parts of the body for tests was a part of the post-mortem procedure.MacKeown said: "I can't begin to imagine why somebody would want to take her uterus," she said. Scarlet was found dead on Goa's popular Anjuna beach on February 18.
