Woolmer was killed by Dawood/Al Qaeda!!

Well.. when this incident came out for the first time – this is what I wrote:

"My first thought is that it is a murder by someone involved in the underworld. Why? Because someone out there made lots of money on Pakistan’s defeat through betting! And if Woolmer may have come to know of all this.. the chances are that he could be eliminated!"

I wasnt sure how right I was.. in fact I doubted myself very soon.. saying that it was probably because of drug/alcohol overdose. Well, as it turns out.. I was RIGHT the first time itself! He probably was killed by a Dawood hit-man.. and Dawood is a close companion of the Al-Qaedas.. So you have a nice thing going .. STILL .. for these bastards!

Pakistan cricket coach Bob Woolmer’s mysterious death took a new twist with a media report in London linking his murder to Dawood Ibrahim and Al-Qaeda.

A report in The Sun claimed a Pakistan-based bookie was thrown out of Woolmer’s room after an argument with the coach.

The daily quoted sources claiming that the bookie, who had vanished after Woolmer’s death on March 18, is an associate of Dawood Ibrahim, who is wanted over funding Al-Qaeda and also for the 1993 Mumbai blasts.

The report quoted intelligence officials, who tour with the Indian cricket team, as saying that the bookie was seen at the World Cup in Jamaica with Dawood’s brother Anees Ibrahim.

Jamaican officials, however, said they were not told by the Pakistani cricketers about any such row between the coach and the bookie.

The report, however, claimed that two Pakistani players, in their statement to the police, did mention about the furious bust-up.

"Bob Woolmer said he had thrown a bookie out of his room. He didn’t give a reason," an official said.

Deputy Commissioner of Jamaican Police Mark Shields said, "This issue has come up before but we have so far been unable to substantiate it."

"But we are prepared to consider it further now that we have names and more details. We will be investigating." Woolmer was found strangled in his 12th floor room of the Pegasus Hotel room on March 18, hours after Pakistan’s shock World Cup defeat against minnows Ireland.

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