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| Pakistan to hold Woolmer memorial | Pakistan to hold Woolmer memorial |
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| Pakistani cricket officials are holding a memorial service for murdered coach Bob Woolmer, who was found dead in his hotel room during the World Cup. | |
| The service is being held at the Sacred Heart Cathedral in the city of Lahore. | |
| Jamaican police, who say Woolmer was strangled, have accepted an offer of help with their inquiry from UK police. | Jamaican police, who say Woolmer was strangled, have accepted an offer of help with their inquiry from UK police. |
| Pakistan is also sending two senior police officers to the Caribbean to help investigate. | Pakistan is also sending two senior police officers to the Caribbean to help investigate. |
| The service in Lahore will pay tribute "to the great services Woolmer rendered to Pakistan cricket", said Ahsan Malik, of the Pakistan Cricket Board. | The service in Lahore will pay tribute "to the great services Woolmer rendered to Pakistan cricket", said Ahsan Malik, of the Pakistan Cricket Board. |
| The 1200 local time [0700 GMT] service would last for an hour and be open to anyone who wished to pay their respects, Mr Malik said. | The 1200 local time [0700 GMT] service would last for an hour and be open to anyone who wished to pay their respects, Mr Malik said. |
| Other theories | Other theories |
| Woolmer, 58, a former England batsman, had been Pakistan coach since 2004. | Woolmer, 58, a former England batsman, had been Pakistan coach since 2004. |
| He was found dead in his Kingston hotel room on 18 March. | He was found dead in his Kingston hotel room on 18 March. |
| Another memorial service will be held on Wednesday in Cape Town in South Africa, a country Woolmer had also coached, and where he lived with his family. | Another memorial service will be held on Wednesday in Cape Town in South Africa, a country Woolmer had also coached, and where he lived with his family. |
| Jamaican deputy police chief Mark Shields said the aim of the small team of British detectives from Scotland Yard would be to review the investigation. | Jamaican deputy police chief Mark Shields said the aim of the small team of British detectives from Scotland Yard would be to review the investigation. |
| Police are still scanning CCTV footage from the hotel and examining the hard drive of Woolmer's computer. | Police are still scanning CCTV footage from the hotel and examining the hard drive of Woolmer's computer. |
| Detectives 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 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. |
| They have said Woolmer was strangled, though Britain's Sunday Times newspaper quoted experts casting doubt on this theory, because of the apparent lack of bruising on his neck. | They have said Woolmer was strangled, though Britain's Sunday Times newspaper quoted experts casting doubt on this theory, because of the apparent lack of bruising on his neck. |
| The paper hypothesised that he may have died of natural causes, while others speculated that he was poisoned. | The paper hypothesised that he may have died of natural causes, while others speculated that he was poisoned. |
| At a news conference on Wednesday, Mr Shields said Woolmer may have been strangled with a piece of fabric - which could explain the lack of marks on his neck. | At a news conference on Wednesday, Mr Shields said Woolmer may have been strangled with a piece of fabric - which could explain the lack of marks on his neck. |