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| Woolmer police 'eliminate no-one' | Woolmer police 'eliminate no-one' |
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| Police in Jamaica investigating the murder of Pakistan cricket coach Bob Woolmer say no-one has been eliminated from their enquiry. | Police in Jamaica investigating the murder of Pakistan cricket coach Bob Woolmer say no-one has been eliminated from their enquiry. |
| But deputy police commissioner Mark Shields told the UK Times newspaper there were no prime suspects. | But deputy police commissioner Mark Shields told the UK Times newspaper there were no prime suspects. |
| CCTV footage from the Kingston hotel where Mr Woolmer was staying when he was killed is being examined. | CCTV footage from the Kingston hotel where Mr Woolmer was staying when he was killed is being examined. |
| The Pakistan team is in London on its way home. Mr Shields said he let the team leave to avoid a diplomatic row. | The Pakistan team is in London on its way home. Mr Shields said he let the team leave to avoid a diplomatic row. |
| He said he was working with Pakistani diplomats to secure their return to Jamaica if needed. | He said he was working with Pakistani diplomats to secure their return to Jamaica if needed. |
| The two countries have no extradition treaty. | The two countries have no extradition treaty. |
| Tapes 'crucial' | Tapes 'crucial' |
| "Everybody at the moment is a witness," said Mr Shields. "But we do not have more suspicion about one person over another." | "Everybody at the moment is a witness," said Mr Shields. "But we do not have more suspicion about one person over another." |
| [The CCTV images] may give us an image of the murderer or murderers of Bob Woolmer Mark Shields Aspects of cricket 'fixed' Mr Shields, a former Scotland Yard detective, said he was hopeful that the footage from the 12th floor of the Pegasus Hotel could yield images of whoever strangled Woolmer last week. | [The CCTV images] may give us an image of the murderer or murderers of Bob Woolmer Mark Shields Aspects of cricket 'fixed' Mr Shields, a former Scotland Yard detective, said he was hopeful that the footage from the 12th floor of the Pegasus Hotel could yield images of whoever strangled Woolmer last week. |
| He said the tapes are now in a secure location and being converted digitally in order to enhance the quality of the images. | He said the tapes are now in a secure location and being converted digitally in order to enhance the quality of the images. |
| Mr Shields said the CCTV cameras were installed at either end of the corridor and that, while they did not show Woolmer's actual room, they should tell police who came in and out of the passageway. | Mr Shields said the CCTV cameras were installed at either end of the corridor and that, while they did not show Woolmer's actual room, they should tell police who came in and out of the passageway. |
| "They are crucial as they may give us an image of the murderer or murderers of Bob Woolmer," he said. | "They are crucial as they may give us an image of the murderer or murderers of Bob Woolmer," he said. |
| The records of every door keycard in the hotel are also being examined in order to determine movements in and out of rooms. | The records of every door keycard in the hotel are also being examined in order to determine movements in and out of rooms. |
| "It's a huge task. But when we do that we get the time of death." | "It's a huge task. But when we do that we get the time of death." |
| Mr Shields said his team was looking into match-fixing as one line of inquiry. | Mr Shields said his team was looking into match-fixing as one line of inquiry. |
| There has been much speculation that the murder is connected to match-fixing and illegal gambling on cricket. | There has been much speculation that the murder is connected to match-fixing and illegal gambling on cricket. |
| Detectives in Jamaica believe Woolmer probably knew his killer - or killers - as there were no signs of forced entry into his room and none of his belongings had been stolen. | Detectives in Jamaica believe Woolmer probably knew his killer - or killers - as there were no signs of forced entry into his room and none of his belongings had been stolen. |
| Pakistan's players have given police DNA samples and fingerprints as part of the probe into Woolmer's murder. | Pakistan's players have given police DNA samples and fingerprints as part of the probe into Woolmer's murder. |
| Pakistan captain Inzamam-ul-Haq, team manager Talat Ali and assistant coach Mushtaq Ahmed spoke to police for a second time on Saturday before the team left Jamaica. | Pakistan captain Inzamam-ul-Haq, team manager Talat Ali and assistant coach Mushtaq Ahmed spoke to police for a second time on Saturday before the team left Jamaica. |
| Woolmer 'retirement' | Woolmer 'retirement' |
| The players are staying at a hotel near Heathrow Airport in London and will fly home on Tuesday, said team spokesman Pervez Mir. | |
| The Pakistan team are staying in London before returning homeSuggestions of a heated row between Pakistan cricketers and Woolmer hours before his murder have been denied by Mr Mir. | The Pakistan team are staying in London before returning homeSuggestions of a heated row between Pakistan cricketers and Woolmer hours before his murder have been denied by Mr Mir. |
| He said there was silence, not confrontation, in the wake of the surprise loss of their World Cup match to Ireland on 17 March. | He said there was silence, not confrontation, in the wake of the surprise loss of their World Cup match to Ireland on 17 March. |
| Woolmer was found strangled in his hotel room early the next day. | Woolmer was found strangled in his hotel room early the next day. |
| The chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board, Dr Nasim Ashraf, said Woolmer sent him an e-mail after the defeat announcing his retirement. | The chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board, Dr Nasim Ashraf, said Woolmer sent him an e-mail after the defeat announcing his retirement. |
| Members of the International Cricket Council's (ICC) anti-corruption unit have arrived in Jamaica and are looking at the Ireland game. | Members of the International Cricket Council's (ICC) anti-corruption unit have arrived in Jamaica and are looking at the Ireland game. |
| Woolmer's body is being kept in Kingston until an inquest is held. | Woolmer's body is being kept in Kingston until an inquest is held. |