The Cabinet was informed that progress is being made in the investigation of the Nigel Christian murder.
The work required to build the evidence that is being amassed is intended to ensure that the most persuasive case can be made when the perpetrators are brought to trial.
The investigative work is thorough and is expected to deliver the murderers to justice.
Last month, the Police Administration assured the general public that significant progress is being made into the murder investigation of Customs Officer Nigel Christian.
According to lawmen, investigators are at the stage of pursuing several useful leads, while at the
same time looking at multiple persons of interest.
They said this requires more time and resources; especially if all lines of inquiry are to be fully exhausted to bring the investigation to a point where a ‘prima facie’ case is made out.
This includes, but not limited to ballistics, trace evidence, DNA analyses and an Autopsy Examination.
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Yes right
Are u a part of the investigating team? Asking for my dog.
BRIGHT DOG
A darn ‘Bright Dog.’
What’s its name?
Lassie or Rover or Mellie?
Mind it doesn’t bite your darn foot, if you can’t come up with the answer.
Surely anyone can accept this but how do you explain the incomplete file in the Bruce Greenaway killing.
Police make sure all the I’s are dotted and T’s crossed in this case.Before anyone is charged.Do not charged anyone as a rush to judgement.Only to have those charges be thrown out in a Court of Law.I do hope for success in this matter of a gangland style murder.Of a Law Enforcement,Customs Officer.
Hang them all when they are caught.
“Police Hoping To Make Persuasive Case In Nigel Christian Murder Probe.” What does the caption of this article really means. In any case the hope is always to be persuasive. What I hope though is that the police is finding compelling evidence to get a conviction at trial. The focus now should be on prima facie evidence to make an arrest.
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