KARUNA SHINSHO, CNN ANCHOR: An official investigation into the killing of 10 members of Nepal's royal family is getting under way. Nepalese newspapers have published the first eyewitness account of the massacre. A relative of the slain king says crown Prince Dipendra shot his relatives in a drunken rage. Kasra Naji had this update for us.</s>KASRA NAJI, CNN CORRESPONDENT (on camera): While official inquiry began its work today, the first thing they will plan to do is to go to the palace here, and to the scene of the incident and talk to those people who were there at the time, at the Palace Park, and others, and basically examine the scene the incident. They are supposed to finish their work in three days. We expect them to finish by Sunday or the latest Monday. The king here has promised to make findings of this commission public soon afterwards. We should have the full account of what happened with all details from several eyewitness by Tuesday.</s>SHINSHO: The palace first blamed the deaths on crown Prince Dipendra, who also died, some reports say from self-inflicted injuries. The palace later called the deaths accidental. The prince's uncle, Gyanendra, is the new king. END TO ORDER VIDEOTAPES AND TRANSCRIPTS OF CNN INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMMING, PLEASE CALL 800-CNN-NEWS OR USE THE SECURE ONLINE ORDER FROM LOCATED AT www.fdch.com
Official Investigation into Killing of 10 Members of Nepal's Royal Family Getting Underway