Pakistan coach Woolmer dies

[Pain man]

Originally Posted by self_shattered

i am sure injamam killed him

PM er report onujayi keu gola tipe bob ke hotta korses
amaro mone hoi beta khun kore oboshor nie fello
(amar mone hoi sotti nau hoite pare)

[Pain man]

Originally Posted by AngeL_EyeZ

Don't talk non-sense!!! why will Injamam kill his own coach??...Bob Woolmer died in a sudden heart-attack!...khun korle doctor ra report dito...shei report toh dei nai...so for nothin' ekta manush k blame kora thik na!

u should better chek the report

[AngeL_EyeZ]

Originally Posted by Pain man

u should better chek the report

ami shob report ei shuni/pori...thnx for ur concern!

[self_shattered]

Originally Posted by AngeL_EyeZ

ami shob report ei shuni/pori...thnx for ur concern!

Hehehe pakistan er ondho vokto!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Report e bola hoise je Woolmer ke Kill kora hoise.SO keu na keu to korsei.Pakistani player rao korte pare.

[Teddy]

Ajke abar paper e dekhlam food e poison diye pathano hoise room e

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lollllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll

shat kando ramayaon porar por "sheeta kar bap !! "

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The Bob Woolmer murder

Pakistan pair held for more questions

Cricinfo staff

March 24, 2007

Pakistan's captain, Inzamam-ul-Haq, and the assistant coach, Mushtaq Ahmed have been asked to remain in Jamaica for further questioning over Bob Woolmer's murder. The Pakistan squad were all due to leave Jamaica at 6pm local time to head home, but Inzamam and Mushtaq left the hotel separately in a bus.

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[AngeL_EyeZ]

Shields says no evidence leads to team

Pakistan no longer suspects in Woolmer case

Cricinfo staff

March 27, 2007

Pakistan's players have been ruled out as suspects in the murder of Bob Woolmer, according to the deputy commissioner of Jamaican police. Mark Shields, the detective in charge, said: "It's fair to say they are now being treated as witnesses.

"I have got no evidence to suggest it was anybody in the squad," he said in Australia's Herald Sun. "There is still a very strong possibility that [Woolmer] knew the person or persons."

Shields said the players could be ordered back to the West Indies if the situation changed, but there were two diplomats from Pakistan's Washington embassy representing the squad in Jamaica. "[The diplomats] were taken to the crime scene for the first time today," Shields said. Pakistan left the Caribbean on Saturday and stopped over in London on their way home after exiting the World Cup in the first round.

Shields said investigators were "nowhere near" being able to pinpoint potential suspects or name names and said reports of three fans who were wanted for questioning were "unhelpful". The British press "are totally wrong with all due respect on this occasion," Shields told a news conference. "The reality, as I've said before, is that there are many potential suspects in this investigation and even more potential witnesses, and we are nowhere near the stage of being able to start naming names in terms of suspects."

Shields was earlier quoted by The Times saying detectives were trying to trace three Pakistani fans who socialised with players at Kingston's Pegasus Hotel where Woolmer was strangled. The report said the three were believed to have left Jamaica shortly after Woolmer was found dead on March 18.

CCTV footage from the 12th floor of the Pegasus Hotel is expected to help the investigators, who have started viewing the tapes of the day Woolmer was strangled. They have also begun to go through Woolmer's laptop to see if anything on the hard drive can help their inquiries.

Jeff Rees, the ICC anti-corruption chief investigator, is due to look at the report of Chris Broad, the ICC match referee, from the Ireland-Pakistan match to determine whether there is any link between the result and Woolmer's death a day later. Shields said he was looking at the possibility the killing was connected to match-fixing, but stressed he was keeping all lines of inquiry open.

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[alana]

Originally Posted by shiny

hey i think some Paki ppl killed him

Pakis r EVIL ! ! !

totally agreed

[self_shattered]

Pakistanider ar jai koruk poor woolmer ke kill kora uchit hoy nai after all he was their coach