Reasons for not being able to take the bodies of 20 Americans killed by indigenous tribes

A twentieth American missionary was killed by indigenous peoples on an island in the Andaman Islands, but his body is hard to recover. The Indian government and the US government have little to do.

The victim is John Allan Chow, 27, living in Alabama, United States. According to a report published by Guardian on February 22, Chow would have won a boat for North Sentinel Island with money for the fishermen.

But it was anger to wait for it when the local police announced it. As soon as I walked on the island, an arrow spilled out. Although Indian police have not been able to investigate exactly what happened, Chow has repeatedly tried to reach the island recently.

According to the local police, the local police said: "We tried to reach this island on the 14th but we failed, it seems to have tried again after two days of preparation.We went to the island driving a canoe to go from the boat to the center. "

"The arrow flies, but it continues to walk, and the fishermen who transported it to this island said they saw the Sentinel close their heads and tear off their bodies."

The fishermen fled, but the next morning, they again searched the island to find his body. But the body could not be found. The estimated date of death is November 17th.

There are various primitive tribes scattered around the Andaman Islands, in the middle of the Indian Ocean, to which belongs North Sentinel Island. According to anthropologists, life has been here for at least 2000 years. However, according to genome studies, four tribes, including the most isolated Sentinel tribes, have been in existence for at least 30,000 years. A local activist who defended these tribes said, "The fishermen say that they are dangerous."

It was illegal to find this island. Because the stranger can be a biological bomb that transmits all kinds of diseases immunologically to the inhabitants of the island. Illnesses that can be treated lightly with modern medicine, such as the flu or measles, can kill all sentinel people, estimated at 50 to 150 people.

Seven fishermen were arrested by Indian police when they sent Chow to Sentinel Island. According to them, the reason the chauvinists visited the island was to give them Christianity. According to local police, Reuters reportedly said: "Chow had already come to the island and wanted to preach to them".

The Indian government said Tuesday (December 26th): "We do not plan to repair John Allan Chow's body". An Indian anthropologist currently involved in the incident told the Guardian: "It is impossible to repair the body of the superuniverse without friction with the Sentinel tribe." They shoot arrows at anyone approaching their island. It's their message: "Do not come on this island", and we respect that. "

The Chow family said today: "We saw an unconfirmed report that Chow died while trying to contact the Sentinel in India," he said. "We forgive those who are suspected of being responsible for his death." For his part, Chow Woo's family insists: "It is possible that the chow is alive because no one has confirmed the body properly."