Kendrick Johnson’s body was found inside a mat in his high school’s gym last January. Police declared the 17-year-old’s death an accident, but his family believes he was murdered. When they had Kendrick's remains exhumed for an independent autopsy they were shocked to learn his organs were missing and his body was stuffed with newspapers. The state of Georgia conducted an investigation. Victor Blackwell has the results.

It's been nearly ten months since the body of 17-year-old Kendrick Johnson was found inside a rolled up gym mat at his high school. Yet no one can say exactly how he died and who is responsible. Victor Blackwell has obtained a document that shows the coroner believed the crime scene was compromised.

There are new questions about the death of Kendrick Johnson after the release of video from three dozen cameras inside and outside the gym where his body was found. The Georgia Bureau of Investigation ruled that the 17-year-old athlete died from accidental suffocation. Johnson's parents didn't buy that and had their son's body exhumed. A second autopsy ruled his death was a homicide. It also found that Kendrick's body cavity was stuffed with newspapers, and his internal organs were missing. Every turn in this case seems to only raise new questions. Victor Blackwell has the latest.

Anderson discussed all of this with Johnson family attorney Benjamin Crump and CNN Legal Analyst Mark Geragos

Kendrick Johnson’s family and attorneys are hoping possible new evidence could show what really caused the death of the Georgia teen. CNN’s Victor Blackwell reports.