Indian born pathologist Dr Ere Seshaiah, whose autopsy report guided the Jamaican police to look at the murder angle after the mysterious death of Bob Woolmer, stuck to his finding that the Pakistan cricket coach was murdered. A day after the Jamaican police concluded that Woolmer's death wa

Three concurring pathology reports, done with the help of modern forensic science expertise, have confirmed that Bob Woolmer died from natural causes and the Jamaican police would announce it formally next week, a newspaper claimed here today. Exclusive tests on the broken hyoid bone in Wo

In what could invite worldwide ridicule for their already tattered image, the Jamaican Police will finally announce next week that former Pakistan cricket coach Bob Woolmer died of natural cause, said the British media. According to 'Daily Mail', the Jamaican Police would hold a press confer

Jamaican Police Deputy commissioner Mark Shields has said Bob Woolmer had "no enemies" who could have harmed the Pakistan cricket coach but investigators were obliged to treat the death as a murder on the basis of pathology reports. Shields, who was in Cape Town for a week interv

A suspect in Bob Woolmer's murder may be named after a high-level meeting between the officials of Jamaican Police and Scotland yard in London today, according to a newspaper report. The 'Jamaican Observer' said the highly complex case could come closer to conclusion after the meeting. &qu

The modus operandi of Bob Woolmer's murderer has convinced the Jamaican Police that the killer came from outside the Caribbean country. Mark Shields, Jamaica's deputy commissioner and the chief investigator in the case, told BBC Panorama programme that on March 18, nine murder cases had be