Terrorism Weekly The Bhutto Assassination: A Tough Case for Scotland Yard

Re: Terrorism Weekly The Bhutto Assassination: A Tough Case for Scotland Yard

Brother, if you are really interested in answer than it is simple but if you just want to make issue out of nothing than it is as hard as coconut shell :)

BB got killed and her body was inside the car she was travelling. Car in present and preserved for any investigation, in the condition at the time she got killed (or died of accident). Her body is also present safely in her grave for any further investigation if necessary.

Surrounding area ... well, I think that it should not have taken that long to thoroughly investigate and record whatever needed from the area.

I believe that since area was a busy place, all investigation must have got done and recorded as quickly as possible ... area cleaned and opened for use ... and that is what happened. I do not see anything wrong there.

As for those that believe that area should have got left uncleaned and close for use ... I would like to know that what is in their mind and what they think how that could have helped ... other than leaving a mess for viewers to see and feel sorry? I also want to know, how long the area should have got left uncleaned?

If murder happens in unknown surroundings where no one knows how murder happened or what was the circumstances than only area is left uncleaned for few hours ... as police look for evidences related to unknown killer and circumstances killing happened ... or to find any clue like some button, foot print, bullet empty shell .. related to victim, criminal or related persons, that could be found and can give some further clue regarding murder, that can help to solve murder case.

Such was not the case with BB death ... as I think that very little related evidence to BB death could be found from the area ... other than whatever government might have already investigated, collected and recorded before cleaning the area of mess, so that area could be used by public without much inconvenience.

[that is what I believe ... and I believe that all who are shouting, are just tyring to make things political or for sake of argument].