Probe in Woolmer’s Death: 3 Record Statements
Pakistan Times Sports Desk

JAMAICA: Three persons recorded their statements on the first day of the fresh investigations in the death of Pakistan cricket team’s coach Bob Woolmer here on Tuesday.

The maid of the Pegases Hotel, Bernice Robinson told the 11-member inquest panel, headed by Coroner Patrick Murphy, that when she entered the room of Woolmer in the morning of March 18, she was shocked to see that the chair was lying at the floor and blood spread on the pillow and there was a smell of alcohol and vomits in the air. Woolmer’s body was held into door of the bathroom and blood was flowing on the sink and floor of the bathroom.

Director Public Prosecution Kent Pantry interrogated on Robinson.

Indian doctor Sheeshah had declared Woolmer’s death a murder after post-mortem.

British pathologist Nathaniel Carry told the inquest panel that he did not agree with the concept that Woolmer was strangled to death.

Dr. Herb Eliot was the fist doctor to reach the place of incident.●