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Pilgrim
Even tho, 3 pathologists from 3 diff countries have *all* concurred
- it was not a murder.
- that the first diagnosis made in Jamaica was wrong.
Even tho this case, a rather famous one by now, and any pathologist lending his/her name to this case would be on national papers, had better be damn sure of the facts and have nothing to gain by saying otherwise.
That the Jamaican Police chief in charge of the case said
- it was not his job to argue with the first doctor's verdict.
- that they coudn't double check on the facts, so they released his statement at the time it was made. Just so nobody could accuse them of a cover up or lack of transparency.
The majority of ppl i discuss this with (in India) refuse to believe it is anything but... a murder !
..as he was believed to be very close to completing a book that would expose the underworld and other influential ppl (on the take) in Pakistan.
- it was not a murder.
- that the first diagnosis made in Jamaica was wrong.
Even tho this case, a rather famous one by now, and any pathologist lending his/her name to this case would be on national papers, had better be damn sure of the facts and have nothing to gain by saying otherwise.
That the Jamaican Police chief in charge of the case said
- it was not his job to argue with the first doctor's verdict.
- that they coudn't double check on the facts, so they released his statement at the time it was made. Just so nobody could accuse them of a cover up or lack of transparency.
The majority of ppl i discuss this with (in India) refuse to believe it is anything but... a murder !
..as he was believed to be very close to completing a book that would expose the underworld and other influential ppl (on the take) in Pakistan.