Thajudeen case: Canadian experts say CCTV footage unclear

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The Forensic Video and Surveillance Technology Laboratory - British Columbia Laboratory in Canada has informed the Colombo Magistrate Court that the CCTV footage in connection with the murder of rugger player Mohammed Thajudeen were not clear and as such its experts are unable to come to a conclusion in connection with the murder.

According to the report submitted to Court, the Canadian institute had stated that because of low resolution and unclear of images (pixels) in the CCTV footage, they were not in a position to reach any conclusion.

The CID had sent ten copies of the CDs containing the CCTV footage and 36 questions with regard to the Thajudeen murder. An ASP and a Sub Inspector attached to the CID visited the Canadian lab between August 22 to 31 with the CDs. (Nirangi Abeywickreme)

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Cobra Tuesday, 06 September 2016 07:07 AM

No wonder they insisted sending the tapes to Canada!!!

Sri Lankans Tuesday, 06 September 2016 07:09 AM

Irrespective of doubts, we must persevere to find those responsible for this murder.

Anja Tuesday, 06 September 2016 07:12 AM

UNP should thank Caneda as they kept the body unclear to be dragged untill election via DM Android App

words Tuesday, 06 September 2016 07:20 AM

when do they stop this nonsense and let this poor soul and his family rest in peace Disgraceful via DM Android App

Sharon Tuesday, 06 September 2016 08:03 AM

MR! Namal! Jayawewa!

Sharon Tuesday, 06 September 2016 08:29 AM

Whenever LTTE is in the lime light, either Thaju or Namal's mustang is in news.... How sweet...

NDeS Tuesday, 06 September 2016 11:48 AM

Do you just want them to escape or do you want justice?

MP Tuesday, 06 September 2016 01:57 PM

Not surprised. this was expected. case will be back to square one. All involved go free, no evidence. Only God will have the correct evidence.

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