The New York Times today is reporting that searching questions continue to be asked about the Bhutto killing. New details of Bhutto's final moments, and indications that her doctors felt pressured to conform to government accounts of her death, fueled the arguments over her assassination on Sunday and added to the pressure on Pakistan’s leaders to accept an international inquiry. We recommend you read the full report.
It seems that the Pakistan Government doesn't like suggestions that Bhutto was shot before the bomb was set off. The fact that an autopsy was not carried out on Bhutto is disturbing, as is the pressure being placed on those doctors who did examine her body.
