Three Pakistanis questioned

Elmo RODRIGOPULLE from the Queen’s Park Oval

PAKISTAN skipper Inzamam Ul-Haq, Team Manager Talat Ali and Assistant Coach Mustaq Ahamed were questioned by the Jamaican Police, investigating the murder of Bob Woolmer, their coach.

They were later allowed to leave Trinidad with the rest of the team.

The trio were asked to detail their activities before Woolmer’s strangling in his Kingston Hotel room.

According to Pakistan spokesman Jamil Mir, general questions about their movements, what they were doing and at what time they went to bed, on the night before Woolmer was found dead.

“There was nothing extraordinary. The police just wanted to fill in some blanks,” said Mir. According to Jamaican Police, Deputy Commissioner, the questioning of team members was a general procedure.

Police have asked witnesses if any to come forward and they have not identified any suspects.

Ivo Tennant, co-author of Woolmer’s autobiography has denied that Woolmer was murdered because he was writing a book that would expose gambling in cricket.

According to Police, more than one an individual would have killed and they are reviewing security camera video.

Those involved in the alleged murder had entered Woolmer’s room without force which points to the fact that Woolmer would-known his killer or killers.

Trinidad, Sunday