Thajudeen murder probe hits snag
2016-01-06
It said the footage had been recorded at night and strong lights of passing vehicles had distorted the images.
The report, compiled by Attanayake, adds that it would be prudent to seek the assistance of the FBI, Scotland Yard and another institute in Canada to make an irrefutable identification of the licence number of the vehicle and identify individuals in the CCTV footage.
The report, compiled by Attanayake, adds that it would be prudent to seek the assistance of the FBI, Scotland Yard and another institute in Canada to make an irrefutable identification of the licence number of the vehicle and identify individuals in the CCTV footage.
Police produced four DVDs and a CD tape recording of the CCTV footage to the Department of Computer Science of the University of Colombo on the killing of Sri Lanka rugby star Wasim Thajudeeen, following a Court Order.
Thajudeen was found dead on 17 May 2012 inside his car, which had apparently crashed into a wall in Kirulapone.
The case will be next heard on 7 January.
