March 27, 2007: The Australia Herald Sun has reported that deputy commissioner of Jamaica's Police Force, Mark Shields have ruled out Pakistan's Cricket Players as suspects in the murder of Bob Woolmer.

Shields in an interview with the  Sun is quoted as saying "I have got no evidence to suggest it was anybody in the squad".

With the spotlight shifting away from the players, more questions are being asked about security for the games. In an article appearing on the Associated Press of Pakistan (APP) website, Zafar Iqbal Chaudhary, chairman of Pakistan's Senate Standing Committee on Sports, extended the blame for Woolmer's murder to poor security.  "I would say that lax security at the team's hotel may also share the blame for this heart-rending incident," Chaudhary was quoted as saying.

Meanwhile investigators in Jamaica are reportedly reviewing, frame by frame, approximately 14 hours of CCTV footage taken from the Pegasus Hotel in an effort to solve this crime that has detracted from the Historic World Cup being held in the Caribbean for the first time.