It is the law in Pakistan...as in the U.S....that all deaths of a violent or suspicious nature require an autopsy. Yet Bhutto was buried without one. Pakistan authorities have refused the help of an International Agency to investigate the circumstances surrounding her death. At first, it was said she was shot in the neck and chest. Then they said it was shrapnel wounds. Then the story changed, and they said she died from hitting her head on the edge of the car. Although the Bush Administration blames Al Queda, there is no verification of this and, without an autopsy, no way to know what killed her.
From messages written to a friend in the U.S., it seems this woman was begging for security protection. She had come to Pakistan at the request of the U.S. government and Condoleezza Rice talked to her by phone just before she left exile. Wouldn't you think that Bush would have insisted that Musharraf give her adequate protection? Wouldn't you think that an autopsy was needed?
2007-12-29
09:07:19
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