Following the raid, the bodies of all four occupants were subsequently removed from the house and flown to Baghdad for identification tests.[1] Morticians reconstructed the corpses of Uday and Qusay Hussein, who were identified through DNA testing and dental records. Both men had significantly changed their appearance to avoid detection; Uday had completely shaved his head and Qusay had trimmed his signature beard.[1] Photos of the brothers' corpses were later published by the Department of Defense and shown on TV and in newspapers, generating considerable controversy.[6]