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Janine Smithers, the family member of Chris, a Canadian murdered in Antigua in March 2022, is demanding justice after the shocking release of his killer, Nathaniel Berle Wallace Jr. Janine is outraged by the Antigua justice system’s failure to convict Wallace, who fatally stabbed Chris after an argument.
Witnesses confirm Wallace fled the scene, only to return with a knife, suggesting premeditation.
“The facts are clear—Wallace returned to the scene with a weapon. This was not self-defense,” Janine stated. Despite Wallace admitting to the crime, key evidence, including crime scene photos, was lost, and critical witness testimonies were undermined.
The trial, which took nearly three years to reach, ended with the judge ruling that the prosecution lacked sufficient evidence to prove intent. The defense’s “No Case Submission” was upheld, and Wallace was released from jail on February 5th.
“How can there be no evidence of intent? Wallace stabbed Chris knowing he could kill him,” Janine said, calling for a manslaughter charge at the very least.
Janine is now calling on the public to join her in demanding a fair trial. She plans to contact Antigua’s Attorney General and other officials, urging them to revisit the case and ensure Wallace faces justice.
She also hopes the media will raise awareness, pressuring the justice system to act and protect Antiguans from a dangerous individual with a violent history, including a prior deportation from the Virgin Islands.
“We will not rest until we get justice for Chris,” Janine concluded.
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