Kelly murdered?

[Galmin]

www.cnn.com/2003/WORLD/europe/07/18/uk.kelly/index.html



Discuss.

[Rev9Volts]

well i guess mi6 taught him a lesson! just like /diana. do not mess with the government or the crown. look what happened to maralyn monroe...and vince foster...



more clear for you?



and we all know Rev9volts is a

Edited by: Rev9Volts at: 7/19/03 9:52 pm

[Galmin]

I didn't know the PM was a Windsor.

Edited by: Galmin  at: 7/19/03 5:17 pm

[Galmin]

www.cnn.com/2003/WORLD/europe/07/19/blair.kelly/index.html

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Blair said politicians and the media alike "should show some respect and restraint" ahead of the inquiry into his death.



Asked if Kelly's death was "in some way on your conscience," Blair replied: "I totally understand why you want me to elaborate on what I said this morning, but let me repeat it, there is going to be a full independent inquiry.



"I think we should make our judgment after we get the fact."



As the press conference ended a journalist shouted: "Have you got blood on your hands prime minister? Are you going to resign?" That question was not answered because Japanese authorities were wrapping up the briefing.

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[Rev9Volts]

see what galmin posted?

[MIKE BURN]

It is clear meanwhile, that Kelly committed suicide....

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Weapons expert had slashed wrist



Police have confirmed that the expert at the centre of the Iraq dossier row bled to death from a cut to his wrist, as Tony Blair comes under increasing pressure over the affair.



Dr David Kelly, 59, was the suspected mole behind a BBC report that Downing Street communications director Alastair Campbell "sexed up" a dossier setting out the case for war.







A senior officer said a knife and a packet of painkillers had been found close to where his body was discovered in woodland near his home in Oxfordshire on Friday.



Dr Kelly's family said he was a "loving, private and dignified" man, adding that recent events had made his life "intolerable".



The government will now hold an independent judicial inquiry into the circumstances surrounding his death.



The prime minister has faced tough questions over the government's handling of the affair.



He was asked if he had Dr Kelly's death on his conscience during a press conference in Hakone, Japan - the first leg of his Far East tour.



But Mr Blair would only express his "deep sorrow" for Dr Kelly and his family and said: "I don't think it is right for anyone, ourselves or anybody else, to make a judgment until we have the facts."



He called for "respect and restraint" until the full circumstances were known.



Mr Blair also refused to be drawn when asked if defence secretary Geoff Hoon or Mr Campbell should resign.



Another reporter shouted: "Have you got blood on your hands Mr Prime Minister? Are you going to resign over this?"



The BBC's political correspondent Guto Harri said the prime minister looked under "enormous emotional strain".



Co-operation



In a statement Mr Hoon said the death of Dr David Kelly was "shocking and tragic".



"It is only right that we do our utmost to establish the full circumstances surrounding this tragedy," he said.



"Accordingly, the government has invited the Right Honourable The Lord Hutton urgently to conduct an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the death of Dr Kelly.



"The government will provide Lord Hutton with the fullest co-operation and expects all other authorities and parties to do the same."



Speaking to the BBC, Mr Hoon said he took the welfare of all his staff seriously but did not accept that he had put pressure on Dr Kelly directly.



Knife recovered



Confirming Dr Kelly's death, acting superintendent David Purnell said: "A post-mortem has revealed that the cause of death was haemorrhaging from a wound to his left wrist.



"The injury is consistent with having been caused by a bladed object.



"We have recovered a knife and an open packet of Co-Proxymol tablets at the scene."



He said police inquiries were continuing but there was no indication at this stage of any other party being involved.



Dr Kelly's body was found at 0920 BST in a wooded area at Harrowdown Hill, near Faringdon, after his family had reported him missing on Thursday night.



The judicial inquiry is expected to take a matter of weeks not months.



BBC political correspondent Reeta Chakrabarti says it is likely to look at Dr Kelly's contact with journalists, as well as how and why his name got into the public domain.



But Tory leader Iain Duncan Smith called on Mr Blair to broaden the inquiry with evidence taken under oath, witnesses compelled to give evidence, and with the committee given automatic access to documents.



Dr Kelly disappeared two days after being grilled by the Commons foreign affairs select committee as part of its inquiry into the use of intelligence in the run-up to the war in Iraq.



He told MPs he had spoken to BBC reporter Andrew Gilligan.



But denied he was the main source for a story about claims that a dossier on Iraq had been "sexed up" to boost public support for military action.



Mr Hoon admitted he warned the committee to "be gentle" with Dr Kelly.



"My fear was that for anyone giving evidence to a select committee there is obvious pressure and stress," he told the BBC.



"I wanted to make sure for someone who had not been through that before, that the committee chairman recognised this fact."



Commons foreign affairs committee chairman Donald Anderson defended the questioning by MPs.



"If it was strong, the criticisms appear to be more directed against the Ministry of Defence, rather than against him," he said.



Labour MP Andrew Mackinlay apologised for "any stress" his combative questioning at the hearing had "unintentionally" caused Dr Kelly.



Resignation call



The former Labour minister Glenda Jackson said blame lay with Downing Street, who used a battle with the BBC to divert attention from the failure to find weapons of mass destruction in Iraq.



She said Tony Blair's credibility had been "holed below the waterline" and it was time for him to resign.



Dr Kelly's local MP Robert Jackson said the BBC's role should also be questioned.



"The pressure was significantly increased by the fact the BBC refused to make it clear he was not the source," the Tory MP for Wantage said.



A BBC spokesman said: "We are shocked and saddened to hear what has happened and we extend our deepest sympathies to Dr Kelly's family and friends."



Dr Kelly is survived by his wife, Janice, and three daughters Sian, 32, and 30-year-old twins Rachel and Ellen.

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[Rev9Volts]

well instead of just copying and pasting news reports "alleging" stuff... what do y'all think? do y'all think mi6 was behnd it? i duno, but it would not surprise me, just as it would not surprise me that maralyn monroe was assinated. she had sex with john and bobby kennady and was rumored to go public with the affairs because john would not get a divorce from jacky to marry her...

[Galmin]

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see what galmin posted?

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You mean the first edit? I edited out a typo.



After that i quoted CNN.

[georgewashington69]

Of course David Kelly was murdered!!! Likely by the CIA!



Don’t try to divert the issue with another attack on the Kennedy’s because the rightwing murdered them and they can’t refute the lies!



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[Rev9Volts]

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