Pak team not suspects

Mark Shields, the deputy commisioner of Jamaican Police, said that Pakistan is no longer suspects in Woolmer's death.
"I have got no evidence to suggest it was anybody in the squad" said Shields.
The police will be reviewing CCTV tapes to further help them in solving this case.
Jeff Rees the anti-corruption chief investigator will look at tapes of Ireland-Pakistan match to find any link between the result and Woolmer's death.

Let's just hope they find the killer fast.

Pakistan team stops over in London

Pakistan stopped over in London as they didn't want to land in Pakistan all at once. Their angry fans would of been waiting in Pakistan to welcome them home. Pak team have decided to land in Pakistan in groups of 2 and 3 so not to cause a riot at the airports.

Concerning the Woolmer muder, the deputy comissioner Mark Shields said that a muder is not solved in 45 minutes like it is on TV. "Everybody at the moment is a witness, but we do not have more suspicion about one person over another" he told The Times.

This should be an interesting case, there was news just early this morning that the Pak-Irish match was under scrutiny, I don't know what that means but we can have our own conclusions.

Clue to Woolmer killer

Jamaican police report that the hotel surveillance video may have a clue which can lead to Bob Woolmer's killer. Police is in the process of transferring the videotape to a digital version to preserve the images. The video has footage of the 12th floor where the room of Woolmer was located but not of his door. "It's critically important because it may give us an image of the killer or killers of Bob Woolmer," Mark Shields said.

Let's just pray all goes well and they find the killer. Who might be behind Bob Woolmer's death?