A United Nations inquiry has sat for years on damning cell phone records linking Hezbollah assassins to the most notorious murder in modern Mideast history, a CBC investigation has revealed.
The evidence, published Sunday night in a trove of classified UN documents obtained by the CBC, is expected to ratchet already high tensions in volatile Lebanon, where the murky 2005 slaying of former prime minister Rafik Hariri looms ominously to this day.
