Bob Woolmer’s Suspect Killer Already Arrested By Jamaican Police: Geo TV
Submitted by Sudhakar Shanbhag on Fri, 2007-03-23 05:40.
Just hours after the Jamaican police made the sensational disclosure that coach Bob Woolmer was murdered; Pakistan’s Geo TV has made revelations of a suspect being arrested by the Jamaican police in connection with Woolmer’s murdered.
Geo TV told India’s NDTV of the suspect being arrested by the Jamaican police and that his nationality was being concealed at this stage.
There is information that the so called suspect’s identity would be revealed in the next 8-10 hours and that his mobile phone has been confiscated to retrieve the phone numbers stored in it as they could provide vital clues to Woolmer’s murder.
Further revelations state that the person arrested had been in touch with the Indian and Sri Lanka teams, raising further doubts about the complexity of the nexus involved.
Fresh information has revealed that the person arrested was a frequent visitor of Bob Woolmer and had also been speaking to some of the Indian, Sri Lankan and Pakistani team members.
Although Pakistan’s Geo TV has made a startling disclosure about a suspect being already arrested by the Jamaican police in connection with coach Bob Woolmer’s murder, his nationality is yet to be revealed.
However, reports from Jamaica suggest that the person arrested is not a Jamaican, although he has been in touch with Pakistan, Sri Lankan and Indian players too.
He is also known to have been a frequent visitor of Bob Woolmer.
Not saying "if they would have dont this, that wont be the case "but precaution is always better than cure"
Indian team and some other team as well made special security arrangements for their players and coaches (trained elite police/commando force) to go with the team and Pakistan team didn't like many other teams in the WC, I wish they had.
Reports are coming in that a person has been arrested for the murder of Bob Woolmer.
They say the person is not a West Indies national and police have confiscated his telephone.
Earlier today Jamaican deputy police commissioner Mark Shields said Woolmer suffered a brutal death.
Local journalist Rohan Powell says officers have questioned the Pakistani cricket team, who are planning to return home tomorrow.
A match-fixing scandal erupted seven years ago, when former cricketer Hansie Cronje brought the game into disrepute.
But former Pakistani captain Ramiz Raja, who is in Jamaica for the World Cup, says the ICC stamped that out
Cricket’s ruling body and the World Cup have issued a statement saying they are shocked by the news that Bob Woolmer’s death is being treated as murder.
Both groups say they won’t be commenting on the police investigation nor on the rumour and speculation that is surrounded his death in the last few days.
