- How the heck could the coroner not recognize that Yuuta's charred body actually belonged to a boy? There are some definite signs to tell a female skeleton from a male one.
- It's not actually Yuuta? The art teacher is my guess.
- That's actually a lot more ambiguous than it's usually made out. There's actually a tremendous amount of overlapping range in all the sexually dimorphic skeletal traits, and archaeologists in particular generally don't even try to tell from skeletons most of the time, and instead typically rely on other markers, like grave goods. Just something like having a wider-than-typical pelvis for a man could easily completely confound efforts to tell that way.
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