Re: President Musharraf addresses nation
Yup, also UK Foreign Secretary has already expressed confidence with Pakistani investigations.
http://www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/lates…ubt.3628100.jp
Miliband: No reason to doubt claims
Britain has no reason to doubt the Pakistani government’s account of Benazir Bhutto’s assassination, Foreign Secretary David Miliband has insisted. Supporters of Ms Bhutto dispute claims that an “al Qaida” militant leader was behind Thursday’s attack, instead accusing the authorities of mounting a cover-up. The former prime minister was killed on Thursday when a suicide bomber first shot at her and then blew himself up as she left a rally ahead of elections due on January 8. Further anger has been sparked by official findings that the cause of death was not bullets or shrapnel but the blast forcing her head into a lever as she ducked back into her armoured vehicle. Mr Miliband welcomed the setting up of an inquiry into the circumstances - to be led by a high court judge selected with the approval of the Bhutto family. Speaking as he emerged from the Pakistan High Commission in London where he signed a book of condolence for Ms Bhutto, he said:** "We have followed carefully the reports from the Pakistani government and we have no evidence to contradict the reports that are coming out of Pakistan.** “Obviously it is very important that a full investigation does take place and has the confidence of all concerned. I have made clear to the acting primeminister of Pakistan, on the telephone, that the full resources of the British Government would be available if needed to help get to the bottom of this terrible tragedy.”