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

[Sa1eem]

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

@teggy

You have not been watching the news lately. Scotland Yard faces an uphill battle because the evidence has been destroyed and/or compromised, whatever little they do have to work with. Please read what i post before you go on repeating the same things over and over. The above article i posted clearly states the reason why I BELIEVE and so do the experts, that scene of assassination should have been protected and not washed off. And yes it does complicate things and that in turn does indeed make the investigation a tough one.

Thanks for your views. Aap bhi parh, soch aur samjh kar post kiya karo please. There’s no shame in being wrong sometimes. Cheers!

You mean this part of the above artilcle?

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**However, analysts said the British team would face difficulties because of the lack of forensic evidence. Police had not cordoned off the assassination site, which has become almost a public memorial for Bhutto. The area was also washed hours after the incident an act that has been criticised by even President Pervez Musharraf. **

I believe that above statement is BS. What they mean by … British team would face difficulties because of the lack of forensic evidence, because police had not cordoned off the assassination site … ?

Does the analysts expects that the site should have stayed cordoned until the British team came? what BS of analysts if he thinks that way:halo:

I think that analysts who ever that may be has only talked BS .. as no site is left uncleaned indefinitely and as for Pakistan investigation team, they must have already worked on the site before it got cleaned, so its OK. As for calling british team … at that time there was not even any thinking about calling British team (and even if there was, site could not have got left uncleaned for that long).

For British team, they should not find problem as if they need any evidence from the site (though I do not know what evidence), they could get that from whatever evidence got collected by Pakistani investigating team before the site got cleaned, as Paksitani investigation team is as good as any foreign team.

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As for autopsy, that is no problem too, as if autopsy would be needed than british team could do that (and I hope they do that).*