Page last updated at 15:48 GMT, Friday, 12 December 2008  The
grey area of Menezes' killing  By Dominic Casciani BBC News home
affairs reporter  Part of the Metropolitan Police operation log
noting Jean Charles de Menezes' name  A few minutes after 1730
BST on 22 July 2005, an officer at New Scotland Yard wrote this
in the operations log: "Person shot - Stockwell, Jean Charles
Menezes, 7.1.78 Brazilian national."  The wrong man was dead and
the fall-out was beginning.  Three years on, the inquest jury
has rejected the police version of events that this was a lawful
killing. They returned an open verdict and, in their answers,
effectively criticised the police for what happened. We now know
how Mr de Menezes died - the question is could it happen again?
Police officers enter the tube Mr Menezes was caught on CCTV as
he was followed by two officers  In July 2005 London was facing
a unique and terrifying situation. Four bombers had blown
themselves up on 7 July, killing 52. Four more had tried to
follow them a