'Foreign substance' found in Woolmer's system

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Re: New twist to Bob Woolmer tale

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Newtral</div><div class="ubbcode-body"> The jury foreman in an interview with RJR News said the Inquest had exposed weaknesses in the police investigation into the death of the Pakistan Coach.

No sh-itt !!....imagine that,the Jamaican police force showing weakness in its investigation into a death. </div></div>

LOL...don't you think is time for Shields and Co to pack it in and sail back on a slow boat to Blighty?

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Re: New twist to Bob Woolmer tale

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Tuff Gong</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Newtral</div><div class="ubbcode-body"> The jury foreman in an interview with RJR News said the Inquest had exposed weaknesses in the police investigation into the death of the Pakistan Coach.

No sh-itt !!....imagine that,the Jamaican police force showing weakness in its investigation into a death. </div></div>

LOL...don't you think is time for Shields and Co to pack it in and sail back on a slow boat to Blighty? </div></div>

Couldnt agree with you more,I know I was an early advocate but I havent seen any progress,and I havent seen any change,and I havent seen what the big bwana has brought to the table,..so it should be toodle do,..tata, cheerio.

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Woolmer’s widow-he died of natural causes

Woolmer’s widow believes he died of natural causes
Friday, 30 November 2007
The Widow of Bob Woolmer, Gill Woolmer still believes her husband died of natural causes despite an inquest jury handing down an open verdict.

In an interview with the UK Times newspaper, Mrs. Woolmer said the outcome of the Inquest has not changed her mind.

She said she was not surprised that the jury could not reach a conclusion.

According to Mrs. Woolmer, Government pathologist Dr. Ere Sheshiah would have been reluctant to change his version on the circumstances which led to the Pakistan cricket coach's death.

According to the newspaper, Mrs. Woolmer asked Deputy Commissioner of Police Mark Shields for a full report on the investigation.

After 31 days, numerous testimonies and hours of deliberation, the eleven member jury at the Inquest returned an open verdict.

The verdict means that after sifting through the evidence, they were unable to state definitively how Mr. Woolmer died.

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