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"Woolmer died of natural cause"



Bob Woolmer

London: In what could invite worldwide ridicule for their already tattered image, the Jamaican Police will finally announce next week that the former Pakistan cricket coach, Bob Woolmer, died of natural cause, said the British media.

According to Daily Mail, the Jamaican Police would hold a press conference in Kingston next week to announce that, after two-and-half months of futile probe, they would no more treat it as a murder case.

After thorough review of the evidence, the sleuths believe Woolmer probably succumbed to heart failure.

``Woolmer was not a well man. It is now accepted that he died of natural causes,'' the tabloid quoted a source close to the inquiry as saying. The 58-year-old Englishman was found unconscious in his Kingston hotel room after Ireland had shown the door to Pakistan in the World Cup. Woolmer was later pronounced dead in a Kingston hospital.

Jamaican Police subsequently claimed that Woolmer had died from asphyxia due to strangulation. Speculation was rife, spawning conspiracy theories like he was killed by match-fixing mafia, was subdued with poisoned champagne passed on by assistant coach Mushtaq Ahmed and even Al-Qaeda link was also found in the case. — PTI

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