The Jamaica police refused to comment after the Yard detectives revealed that Woolmer was not murdered. Has the two-and-a-half months of speculation finally been answered? What surprises me of all the events is the long period between his death and funeral (cremation) - almost one and a half month. Lets pray now that his soul may actually RIP, even if it was actually a natural death as claimed by the Scotland Yard or murder.
Below is a time line of events that occurred( Courtesy HT):
March 18
Woolmer found unconscious in hotel room. Within hours it is confirmed that he is dead.
March 20 - 21
First autopsy inconclusive and the pathologists asks for more tests. Jamaica's top cop Mark Shields says that the death is "suspicious". A day later, the polics confirm start of a murder investigation
March 26-27
Three members of Pakistan team questioned before granting permission to the team to return home. Police reported searching for three mystery fans who they want to question.
March 29
Shields claims Woolmer was strangled definitely.
April 1
Memorial service held for Woolmer in Lahore.
April 6
Gill Woolmer says her husband did not mention match-fixing in his final emails.
April 12
CCTV footages sent to Scotland Yard in London
April 22
Woolmer's family tells paper that cops believe a 'natural substance' poisoned him.
May 4
Woolmer cremated in Capetown.
May 9
Jamaican cop say there is evidence of murder, after Pak investigators say otherwise.
May 10
According to Pervez Mir, Pakistan's media manager, two champagne bottles found in Woolmer's room were given to him by Mushtaq Ahmed, Pakistan's assistant coach.
May 13
Jamaica Gleaner carries a report claiming evidence that Woolmer was not murdered.
May 20
Sunday Times said police in Jamaica have privately admitted that Dr Ere Seshaiah, the Kingston pathologist, was wrong to say that Woolmer was strangulated.
June 2
Daily Mail say Yard detectives told Jamaica cops that Woolmer was not murdered.
June 3
Jamaica Police decline to comment to the media.
Monday, June 4, 2007
Bob Woolmer case Timline
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