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SOURCE: OBSERVER
The family of slain Customs officer Zorina Benjamin is now a step closer to getting answers. The case against the man accused of killing her was yesterday committed to the May assizes.
Benjamin’s loved ones have waited anxiously for more than a year to find out whether the police had mounted enough evidence against Delon Charlery, Benjamin’s partner.
He is accused of fatally shooting her in the head. The mother-of-one was found dead in her Golden Grove home on November 22 2021.
Finally, on Monday, the magistrate declared there is enough evidence against the defendant to warrant that he be taken before a judge to answer to the charge.
That means that he could be arraigned any time after May 2023.
Charlery made his first appearance in the St John’s Magistrate’s Court before Magistrate Conliffe Clarke a few days after Benjamin was discovered dead.
The St Lucian national was remanded to prison following the initial court hearing and has been behind bars ever since.
Charlery has since appeared before the Magistrate’s Court on a number of occasions to hear if his case would be referred to the higher court.
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Brings back painful memories
This horrific murder case of this customs officer now taking place anytime after May of 2023 … hmmm?! 🤔
Why not before the 31st of March 2023?
A mere 5 years for human life 😔 😟 🙁 😥 😞
JUSTICE FOR TESSA BARTHLEY!!
OPEN BACK THE CASE
JUSTICE FOR TESSA BARTHLEY!!!
OPEN BACK THE CASE
JUSTICE FOR TESSA BARTHLEY!!!
OPEN BACK THE CASE
JUSTICE FOR TESSA BARTHLEY!!!!
OPEN BACK THE CASE
JUSTICE FOR TESSA BARTHLEY!!!!
OPEN BACK THE CASE
JUSTICE FOR TESSA BARTHLEY!!!!!
OPEN BACK THE CASE
JUSTICE FOR TESSA BARTHLEY!!!!!
OPEN BACK THE CASE
JUSTICE FOR TESSA BARTHLEY!!!!!
OPEN BACK THE CASE
JUSTICE FOR TESSA BARTHLEY!!!!
OPEN BACK THE CASE
Emergency Medical Services were there attending to Ms. Barthley. There was blood on her neck. The detectives spoke with Bowen. He handed over to Sergeant Edwards a black PIETRO BERETTA .25 PISTOL which contained 8 rounds of ammunition. The police recovered a spent shell and other items from the scene of the incident. Bowen was detained.
a black PIETRO BERETTA .25 PISTOL
a black PIETRO BERETTA .25 PISTOL
a black PIETRO BERETTA .25 PISTOL
a black PIETRO BERETTA .25 PISTOL
a black PIETRO BERETTA .25 PISTOL
a black PIETRO BERETTA .25 PISTOL
a black PIETRO BERETTA .25 PISTOL
a black PIETRO BERETTA .25 PISTOL
a black PIETRO BERETTA .25 PISTOL
a black PIETRO BERETTA .25 PISTOL
a black PIETRO BERETTA .25 PISTOL
a black PIETRO BERETTA .25 PISTOL
a black PIETRO BERETTA .25 PISTOL
a black PIETRO BERETTA .25 PISTOL
a black PIETRO BERETTA .25 PISTOL
a black PIETRO BERETTA .25 PISTOL
a black PIETRO BERETTA .25 PISTOL
a black PIETRO BERETTA .25 PISTOL
a black PIETRO BERETTA .25 PISTOL
a black PIETRO BERETTA .25 PISTOL
They heard what sounded like a firecracker. Shortly thereafter, Constable Charles went towards his vehicle which was parked in the vicinity of Bowen’s office. He saw Bowen sitting on the steps of the building which housed his office. He saw Ms. Barthley lying on the ground not far from his motor car.
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