If you read the below stuff, you know notice, that the statement says

He was found in a pool of blood with vomit and faeces in his bathroom in room 375 on the 12th floor of the hotel.

According to what I know, vomit happens when the body cant take something, and the first time they spoke about it on TV saying blood with vomit and faeces that has to be poison.  There is no doubt in my mind that he was killed.

One of the writeups of how ladies like to murder states,

Katherine Watson is not concerned to titillate or dwell unduly on horrors, but a death from arsenic or strychnine was indeed terrible. The arsenic victim died, often slowly, in a foul stench of vomit and faeces after suffering pain which one victim described as like being gnawed alive by a rat, while the convulsions in strychnine poisoning were so violent that the victim's body was frequently wrenched into a hoop.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/arts/main.jhtml?xml=/arts/2004/01/25/bowat18.xml

Now read this,

Arsenic:  A classic poison, arsenic is an element.  Most often found as a white powder, called arsenic trioxide, it's generally swallowed.  Arsenic causes severe gastric distress, burning esophageal pain, vomiting, and diarrhea with blood.  If the victim is given a high enough dose so that death occurs quickly, the autopsy will find only an inflamed stomach and possibly a trace of arsenic in the digestive tract.  The poisoning can also occur over a period of time as small doses are regularly given to the victim.  Since arsenic is an element, it doesn't break down, but remains in the victim's hair, fingernails, and urine.  Any death occurring after several days will show arsenic in the liver and kidney.  Long term poisoning causes burning pains in the hands and feet, a numbing sensation throughout the body, swelling and skin irritations, hair loss, weight loss, cramps, vomiting, nausea, visual impairment, and eventually heart failure.  Though scientists have found ways to detect arsenic poisoning, it still remains a popular form of murder.

Strychnine:  Not as fast-acting as cyanide or arsenic, strychnine is a colorless powder with a bitter taste that can be slipped unnoticed into a strong drink.  The symptoms begin in ten to twenty minutes with the victim's neck and face becoming stiff.  Then the arms and legs begin to spasm and soon the whole body is in an arched position with the head and feet on the floor.  Death occurs from asphyxiation or sheer exhaustion from the convulsions.  After death, rigor mortis sets in almost instantly, leaving the body in a convulsed position.  While this poison is popular in movies and literature, it's seldom used in real murders.

Think that will say enough.  But I think, what is that place trying to cover up that they not coming out with the truth.  Just like how the BCCI, could not come out with the fact that the coach had a lot of ego.  He was like a school teacher.  But it did come out at the end, didnt it ? :)

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Report on Bobs death.

Detectives from London's Scotland Yard are going to investigate the death of Pakistan cricket coach Bob Woolmer in a Jamaica hotel room.

Two detectives from Scotland are expected to reach Jamaica before the end of this week to help in investigating the mysterious death of Woolmer, Australia's The News media group reported.

Woolmer held a British passport.

Mark Shields, Jamaica's deputy commissioner of police, who has taken personal charge of the investigation into the case, is also originally from the Scotland Yard.

He was a member of the City of London Police Special Branch, of Scotland Yard's Anti-Terrorist Branch and of the National Criminal Intelligence Service's drug and organised crime unit.

He is currently on a three-year contract with the Jamaican government.

Woolmer was found dead in his room at the Jamaica Pegasus hotel on Sunday morning a day after Pakistan's shocking loss to Ireland in a cricket World Cup Group B match, which sent the subcontinental powerhouse crashing out of cricket's showpiece event being held in the West Indies for the first time.

He was found in a pool of blood with vomit and faeces in his bathroom in room 375 on the 12th floor of the hotel.

The news has shaken the cricket community across the world with speculations rife that he might have been killed.

Jamaica media quoted high ranking officials in that country as saying that fresh evidence have surfaced suggesting that Woolmer was strangled to death in his hotel room here between Saturday night and Sunday morning.

"A bone in the neck, near the glands, was broken, and this suggests that somebody might have put some pressure on it," a high-ranking Jamican police official, who was not named, told the Jamaica Gleaner.

Former Pakistan fast bowler Sarfraz Nawaz has said that Woolmer might have been killed by the betting mafia after Pakistan's shock ouster.