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米独立系「愛国者の友」電網：ケリー明白に殺害( Apparently Been Found Murdered)
かなり詳しい。冒頭部分のみ。全文は直接訪問されたし。
ともかく、ガーデイアンの記事となっているのである。
少なくとも初期の記事は、見た記憶がある。
英米日の3馬鹿大将トップを頂く大馬鹿国民たちは、目を皿のようにして、読み、証拠と照合すべきである。
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Doctor who exposed Blair found murdered
The Death of Dr. David Kelly
Slideshow: Weapons Expert Found Dead in Britain
Death deals devastating blow to Iraq arms hunt
Martin Bright
Sunday July 20, 2003
The Observer
David Kelly was about to lead the British hunt for weapons of mass destruction in Iraq and had contacted former UN inspectors as recently as two weeks ago to sound them out about a new mission.
He was acting as the senior British scientific adviser to the Iraq Survey Group, the body set up by the US Government at the end of May to replace the United Nations weapons inspection regime.
One former UN inspector, who worked with Kelly on two missions to Iraq in the Nineties, said he had received an email from the scientist two weeks ago asking him join the survey group mission. Kelly was working directly under Brigadier John Deverell, the British second in command of the survey group.
The unit was set up in May and is led by Major-General Keith Dayton, director of operations for the US Defence Intelligence Agency. With offices in Iraq, near Baghdad airport, and a logistics base in Qatar, the survey group has a staff of around 1,400 people drawn from the US, Britain and Australia.
Former inspectors said the death of the British Government's most senior chemical and biological weapons scientist would be a devastating blow to the survey group.
'Everybody very much deferred to him. Other experts turned to him, he was a leader and people always listened when he spoke,' one former inspector who had worked with Kelly said.
The news that Kelly was to play a central role in the coalition's search for WMD will provoke further questions about the Ministry of Defence's decision to identify him and place him at the centre of a row between Downing Street and the BBC.
His prominence also contradicts briefings from the MoD that the man they believed to be the source of BBC reports that the Government had 'sexed up' its claims about Saddam Hussein's arsenal was a junior figure.
The survey group has already seized thousands of documents, computer records and reports that are believed to have informed the Government's view that some evidence of WMD programmes would be found, if not the weapons themselves.
His death was described as a devastating blow to the search for WMDs by colleagues who had worked with him in Iraq. 'All his knowledge died with him,' a former soldier who worked with him in Iraq said.
A UN nuclear inspector said Kelly was present when he was debriefed by the intelligence services on his return from Iraq. 'He was the boffin who used to sit in the background and ask questions. He was very senior on the weapons team in the Nineties and was very trusted by the MoD.'
Colleagues said they were appalled that such a senior and respected scientist has been treated so disrespectfully by the Foreign Affairs Select Committee. 'I found that particularly unpleasant,' one said.
'It was nasty and unprofessional. The people who were doing the interrogation were not fit to sharpen his pencils.'
The work of hunting for weapons of mass destruction after the war was originally carried out by the 75th Exploitation Task Force of the US army.
Despite international demands for the job to be passed to the UN the allies set up the survey group with the aim of combining the work of US, British and Australian intelligence under one roof.
Although the US Government refused to allow the post-war inspections to be run under UN auspices, most of the senior staff are former UN weapons inspectors with many years of experience searching for Saddam's weapons of mass destruction.
http://observer.guardian.co.uk/iraq/story/0,12239,1001793,00.html
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Doctor who exposed Blair found murdered
Fri Jul 18 13:29:18 2003
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Subject: Doctor who exposed Blair found murdered
Date: Fri, 18 Jul 2003 08:53:47 EDT
From: CHERDAV44@aol.com
To: apfn@apfn.org
British Doctor who Told BBC that Blair had Doctored Iraq Dossier
Has Apparently Been Found Murdered
British authorities say they believe a body found this morning in Oxfordshire is that of
Dr. David Kelly, a WMD expert who broke the story of how the Blair dossier on Iraq had
been doctored. How convenient for this apparent murder to have occurred during the very
48 hour period that Tony Blair is well removed from the scene of the crime, eh?
The British government is already defending itself: "The ministry said Dr Kelly had at
no point been threatened with suspension or dismissal for speaking to Mr Gilligan,"
reports the BBC, "'It was made clear to him that he had broken civil service rules by
having unauthorised contact with a journalist, but "that was the end of it", said a
spokesman." Or...was it the end of Dr. Kelly?
Body 'matches' Iraq expert
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/politics/3076801.stm
A body matching the description of Dr David Kelly - the weapons expert at the centre of the Iraq dossier row - has been found at a beauty spot close to his home in Oxfordshire.
The government says an independent judicial inquiry will be held into the circumstances of his death if the body is confirmed to be that of the MoD adviser.
The discovery was made at 0920 BST by a member of the police team searching for Dr Kelly in a wooded area at Harrowdown Hill, near Faringdon.
Dr Kelly, 59, had been caught up in a row between the BBC and the government about the use of intelligence reports in the run-up to the war with Iraq.
On Tuesday he told the Foreign Affairs select committee he had spoken to BBC reporter Andrew Gilligan but denied he was the main source for a story about claims that a dossier on Iraq had been "sexed up".
Dr Kelly left his home in Southmoor, Abingdon, Oxfordshire, at about 1500 BST on Thursday and his family reported him missing at 2345 BST the same day.
The body was found lying on the ground, around five miles from Dr Kelly's home, a police spokeswoman said.
Acting superintendent Dave Purnell said formal identification would take place on Saturday and the case was being treated as an "unexplained death".
"We will be awaiting the results of the post mortem and also waiting while the forensic examination continues at the scene at Harrowdown Hill," he added.//
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