Capturing Bhutto's Killer
By Paul Cruickshank
It is much too early to say for sure who ordered Benazir Bhutto killed. The Musharraf regime has not done itself any favors by the way it has handled the aftermath of her assassination, helping to fuel conspiracy theories about her death.
But that should not detract from the fact that the prime suspect, Baitullah Mehsud, a Taliban commander in South Waziristan with presumed strong links to al Qaeda, had both the motive and capability to see her killed.
If the accusations against Mehsud hold up then it will be no easy task for the Pakistani authorities to bring him to justice. In an article on the Guardian website today I outline just how difficult it will be to capture him:
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