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JMOs reveal new twists in Thajudeen’s case
Jul 27, 201506:33 PM
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JMOs reveal new twists in Thajudeen’s case
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The mysterious death of former national rugby player Wasim Thajudeen is not an accidental one, the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) informed the Colombo Magistrate’s Court citing a report submitted by the Judicial Medical Officers (JMOs) today (27).

 


The officers who appeared on behalf of the CID apprised the Magistrate that further investigations will be continued accordingly, in this case.

 


An inquest into the death of Thajudeen was following the emergence of new information with respect to the case recently.

 

 
Thajudeen represented S Thomas’ College, Mount Lavinia from 2001 to 2003. He then turned out for Havelock’s SC during the 2005 season where he played in the position of wing three quarter. He was voted the Most Popular Ruggerite of the Year at the Caltex Observer Touchdown Rugby Quiz award ceremony in 2009 as well.

 

 

 

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