ඔව් ඉතිං දීකිරට බළල්ලුත් සාක්කිනේ.


.උඹල 2015 ඔය අඩු කුලේ ලපයවත් රෙද්ද අස්සේ දාගෙන රාජපක්ෂලා ට කෙලින්න තමා ඔය ඔක්කොම පච ගැහුවේ..ඒවා හොඳට නෝට් කරන් තමයි ලපයා ඔය යහපාලනේ උන් ටිකක්ම රෙද්ද අස්සේ දාගෙන තාමත් මුව හමට තඩි බාන්නේ. අන්තිමට දුන්න නේද රනිල්ටත් හොම්බෙන්ම යන්න

පොලීසියට විතරක් නෙමෙයි, වීඩියෝ විශේෂඥයින්ටත් හඳුනාගන්න බැරි පුද්ගලයෙක්, තමන්ගේ මිනිහා කියලා හඳුනා ගන්න කජ්ජාගේ බිරිඳ සමත් වුණා"
ඊයේ කාටද කියල පොතක් දොරට වඩම්මල එකේ තාජුඩීන් ගැන කතා කරවල, අද හවස පොලිසීය හදිසියේ මාධ්ය සාකච්ඡාවක් තියනවා
සමන් එදිරිමුණිට කිව්ව නම් මීට වඩා හොඳ පිටපතක් පොලීසියට හදල දෙයි බං
ඕක එහෙම ලේසි විහුළුවක් කියල දාන්න බැරි case එකක් උසාවියෙන් තීරණය කරලා තියෙන්නේ දැනටමත් ඕක නිකන් accident එකක් නෙමෙයි murder එකක් කියල. suspects ලා arrest කරන්න නියෝග කරලා තියෙන්නේ 2016 දීම. ඕක නිකන් accident එකක් නම් මොකටද වැරදි මරණ පරීක්ෂණ වාර්තා බොරු police වාර්තා. ඇටකටු හංගනවා, phone records delete කරනවා වගේ වැඩ කරන්නේ
ECONOMYNEXT – The direct police involvement in two high profile murders have been established, but a more alarming cover up that goes right to the top has also been uncovered, sources close to the investigation said.
Colombo Additional Magistrate Nishantha Peiris on Thursday ruled that Sri Lanka’s former rugby captain Wasim Thajudeen had been murdered contrary to an earlier police claim he was the victim of a road accident.
The magistrate ordered the arrest of suspects as well as those responsible for the coverup of the murder which took place in May 2012.
The then Colombo Senior Deputy Police Inspector General Anura Senanayake had closed the case saying it was a road accident. The police chief at the time was N K Illangakoon, who is due to retire in April.
-
https://economynext.com/sri-lanka-police-complicity-in-high-profile-murders-revealed-3997/
Thajudeen case: JMO indicted for evidence tampering
Wednesday August 7, 2019 8:10 am
The Attorney General has indicted former Colombo Chief Judicial Medical Officer, Dr. Ananda Samarasekara, for allegedly tampering with evidence in the death of rugger player, Wasim Thajudeen, the AG’s office said today.
Dr. Samarasekara has been under investigation after body parts of the dead Rugby star were allegedly found in a laboratory at the South Asian Institute of Technology and Medicine where he also worked.
The CID earlier informed the magisterial inquiry into the matter that evidence that has come to light suggesting that Dr. Samarasekara, had acted to “destroy and conceal vital evidence in the murder of Wasim Thajudeen.”
Samarasekara is the second senior Law Enforcement official to be charged with evidence tampering in this case.
https://economynext.com/thajudeen-case-jmo-indicted-for-evidence-tampering-43977/
Sri Lanka arrests ex-top cop over Thajudeen murder
https://economynext.com/sri-lanka-arrests-ex-top-cop-over-thajudeen-murder-4693/
Sri Lanka police probing Siriliya link to rugger player’s murder
By Our Police Correspondent
Thursday August 6, 2015 8:32 pm
ECONOMYNEXT – Authorities are probing stunning new evidence that may link former First Lady Shiranthi Rajapaksa’s ‘Siriliya’ charity to the murder of rugger player Wasim Thajudeen, police sources disclosed today.
Thajudeen was found dead inside his own car along Colombo’s Park Road in May 2012 in what the police then said was a motor accident. However, since then the police have done a U-turn and reopened a murder investigation.
The latest evidence shows that the Defender vehicle used to abduct Thajudeen shortly before he was murdered was in the possession of the Siriliya Foundation of Mrs. Rajapaksa.
Siriliya had acquired this vehicle along with another SUV from a local NGO. Siriliya had changed the colour of one of these vehicles to black. It was this black vehicle that had been used in the killing.
-
https://economynext.com/sri-lanka-police-probing-siriliya-link-to-rugger-players-murder-2213/
During the investigation it also came to light that on the day of the murder, the then OIC of the Narahenpita Police received several telephones calls from the Presidential Secretariat. However, the officers attached to the secretariat handling telephone calls at that time had deleted the phone records and they had resigned following the change in the Presidency last year.
- https://www.colombotelegraph.com/in...thi-rajapaksa-over-murder-of-wasim-thajudeen/
To understand why this case refuses to rest in peace, one must revisit the evidence and allegations that have surfaced over the years. Reports suggest that during the critical hours following Thajudeen’s death, a phone number linked to Shiranthi Rajapaksa, wife of then-President Mahinda Rajapaksa, was used to make over
49 calls to the Narahenpitiya Police Station. These calls have raised eyebrows not just because of their volume but because of what they imply: a direct link between Temple Trees—the residence of Sri Lanka’s then-first family—and the cover-up of a murder.
-
https://www.lankaenews.com/news/4103/en