A committal hearing has been set for February next year for the man accused of causing the death of visiting Guyanese law student Joyleen Abraham.
Victor Ince, 24, of Lightfoot West, appeared before Magistrate Ngaio Emanuel this week, who scheduled the hearing for 11 February 2026.
Ince faces two charges: forcibly seizing and confining 19-year-old Abraham, and unlawfully causing her death.
Abraham, a University of Guyana law student, was visiting Antigua when she died on 7 May. Police say she reportedly jumped from a moving vehicle driven by Ince along a by-road between New Winthorpes Village and Jabberwock.
She was pronounced dead at the scene. The vehicle was seized for forensic examination, and Ince was later detained for questioning.
The case will proceed to the committal stage early next year.
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This whole case is disturbing. That girl came here to visit and never made it back home. The family must still be under sadness!
Sad and infuriating. That could have been anyone’s daughter or sister. We can’t keep normalizing these tragedies.
What is happening with the Edwards case regarding the accident on the Friars Hill Road involving the medical students?
As important as this court case is, how come it is coming before the courts of the two students that were mowed down a couple of years ago?
Is it because the alleged driver was related to a magistrate prolonging justice to be served?
And remember the driver fled the scene instead of helping his victims. Disgusting human being!
It seems like the lower level fruits are dealt with here by our judiciary l earlier than those with immense contact and clout.
NOTHING NA PASS BRIXTONIAN. NOTHING!!!
Is he a “coolie”???? Nobody on God earth WIKKID lakka dem day. A so dem WEAK.
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