Woolmer's death
Zihad Azad, Govt. Laboratory High School
Rumours spread regarding the sudden death of Pakistan cricket coach Bob Woolmer during the WC '07. Signs of being choked in his throat, presence of anti-weed poison in the stomach- were quite enough to prove that it was a case of murder. The case was turning out to be such a mysterious one that finally Jamaican police administration had to hand over the issue to the famous detective agency 'Scotland Yard'. Though a formal post-mortem operation was done upon Woolmer's dead body in Jamaica, two other specialists examined his body under the patronage of ex-Scotland Yard member Mark Shield. There might have been causes of Woolmer being assassinated. On 15 May, two days before his dead body was found in the hotel room, Bob was witnessed by many of the Pakistani cricketers and team members quarreling with two illegal bettors. The technical team of Scotland Yard also popped out a video clip of the very night Woolmer died where he was screaming angrily to three strangers. It was claimed that the match between Pakistan and newcomer Ireland was a fixed bout and Bob was about to unmask the scandal. That's why he was killed. Parallel to this, Jamaican media also put up solid evidences against Mafia and Pakistani bowling coach of being involved in it. At last, a recent article from Jamaican magazine 'Sunday Gleaner' has wiped out everything from this investigation. The report depicts that it wasn't a homicide, Woolmer had a heart attack that night and hence he passed away. Woolmer became mentally upset when Pakistan was knocked out of the WC after Ireland defeated them and as a result this mental distress slipped into heart disease. The pathology communiqué of the technical team clarified the fact.
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