Beginning of the UN investigation into the assassination of Benazir Bhutto.

SyuzhetyUbiystvo Benazir Bhutto01.10.2008Spetskomissiya UN investigates murder BhuttoKomissiya UN formed to investigate the circumstances surrounding the death of former Prime Minister of Pakistan Benazir Bhutto, the July 1 start of the work reported at BBC News.
As previously announced, the investigation will last six months. In July, a commission of three people to arrive in Pakistan, and the outcome of the investigation will submit a report to the UN secretary general Ban Ki-moon. The commission is chaired by the representative of Chile to the UN Geraldo Mundos. In addition Mundosa to include former Attorney General Marzuki Darusman of Indonesia and the Irishman Peter Fitzgerald, former head of a commission of inquiry into the assassination of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik Hariri, done in 2005.
The Prime Minister of Pakistan Rem Malik said that the UN considers necessary to establish not only the perpetrators attack that killed Benazir Bhutto, but the organizers and those who financed the murder. Malik suggested that the assassination of Bhutto was Pakistan's attempt to collapse.
The attacks, which killed Benazir Bhutto, was committed by 27 December 2007 during a rally in the Pakistani city of Rawalpindi. This happened two weeks before the general election. The opposition accused the Pakistani secret services in the assassination attempt. Were subsequently arrested five suspects in the case, and in October 2008 was announced the death of the alleged organizer of the assassination of heads of the extremist organization "Terik-e-Taliban Baytolly Mehsuda.