THE Linden Commission of Inquiry (CoI) may not end up as definitive as we may hope but if the ammunition was not one used currently by the police, then who killed the three men?
It is important that the CoI and the Guyana Police Force (GPF) attempt to determine if this ammunition was still kept by the police and who would have access to it prior to
the shooting. If none was kept by police

then who would have such ammunition?
Is the expert saying that the shots may have come from farther than the bridge or from a different weapon than the one used by the police? Also, it is important to address, if true, claims of five armed policemen not accounted for in the list of police present in Linden.

If the three men were killed by persons other than the police, then there must be an intensive investigation to determine who killed these men and why. With such a possibility, the GPF should have immediately started such an inquiry, by being proactive instead of reactive and waiting for vindication, without interfering with the CoI. Surely, someone in Linden may have seen something suspicious, if the act was done by outsiders? Peace and justice demand further investigation.