REAL NEWS: An investigation has been launched into what is believed to be the country’s ninth homicide for 2023. Added: The victim has been identified as Rolston Joseph.
According to reports, the lifeless body of a man, clad in dark shorts and a red-and-white T-shirt, was found inside a white vehicle with the licence plate A 27771.
The man appears to have been shot to death.
Reportedly the vehicle bears evidence of bullets having been fired, as well as damage to its front end, where the hood is dented, while the rear bumper is also ripped off.
The car also has scratches all over it.
The damage to the front might have been caused by the victim driving through a fence in the vicinity of the T.N. Kirnon School on Old Parham Road, and ending up against a vendor’s booth nearby.
It is assumed that the man was trying to get away from his assailants, as his right leg was on the driver’s seat while his body lay slumped on the passenger side, with his head tilted toward the floor of the vehicle.
The passenger door was open, with a portion of it showing damage, while a cell phone appeared to have been placed on the dead man’s body.
Onlookers who happened upon the crime scene speculated that the man could have been shot elsewhere and was fleeing; but since he could drive no farther he ran off the road and into the fence.
In a video that has gone viral, a woman is heard saying she saw the vehicle early this morning, November 2, and thought it had been abandoned after an accident.
She said she was unaware that a dead body was lying inside the vehicle.
Another woman went to the area to check and saw the corpse inside, which came as a shock to the others.
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Condolences. Only God knows.
Unless some weed involved, this is already a cold case
Youre a c Unt
Youre a c Unt
Not hearing anything about the crime committed in All Saints. Is that another cold case ?
I wonder if he was involved in anything shady?
My condolences. SIP young man.
I said this before, when your neighbor house is on fire wet fu you. Neighbor St.Lucia on fire we we use up all the water and wet theirs. Send police offices to patrol their streets , bushes and mountains- nuff and edge up. Chief went to regional heads and was honored- I said not so fast chief don’t brag , your neighbor house on 🔥 fire.
Then the little dot for on island- so small that hurricanes trying their best cannot find it, leader GB went on world stage and said the Dot State of Antigua will be sending arm troops to Haiti- to be butchered on their streets – neighbor house on fire 🔥 wet yours. Now my house is on fire and no one to help me put out the fire. The forensic lab prompted by the Honored Knighthood- Sir Cutie is not in place. No cameras at key location in St.John’s , much less to All Saints where the previous and very recent murder took place. Well to every citizen of Antigua- Batten down, Batten down, Batten down. Say want- do what ever you have to yo protect your life , property Muma and PICKNEY.
Cutie the honored Knight moved into the how much E bedroom house on the big hill – he and his family- arm soldiers guard etc. Down here not even a police vechicle can be seen patrolling our streets.
OUR HOUSE IS ON FIRE , NO FIRE TRUCK TO PUT OUT THE WATER. ONE CAME BUT IT WAS EMPTY. THEM FORGET TO PREPARE. NO WATER !
FIRE THE BUNCH.
Very well written, Frankly Speaking.
It puzzles me for years, why a few HUNDRED police officers plus a few HUNDRED Royal Force soldiers can’t end crime and violence on such a tiny island. It’s just 108 sq. miles and less than 100,000 people. Road network is very limited with just a few major intersections. How come the night patrol is not present here and there, in the city and the villages? Do they have more important things to do? It looks like at night police sleep at their stations like the rest of us civilians. It’s sad to see them not doing their job. For most of them it’s the same job as pushing pencils at some government office. Such a shame!
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