A Magistrate this morning declared that there is enough evidence against a police constable accused of murder, to have the matter sent up to the High Court for trial.
Kasroy Simon appeared before Magistrate Ngaio Emanuel-Edwards in the All Saints Magistrate’s court today and his case was committed to the High Court’s January assizes.
Simon was charged in March 2019 with the murder of a 25-year-old visitor to the island, Nickoma MackFarlene.
At first, her death was believed to be a suicide because she was found with her left wrist slit and a Clorox Bottle and razor near by.
Later an autopsy revealed that she died of strangulation.
Murder is believed to have occurred on February 7,2019 in Freemans Village where the victim was staying with her mother.
The Jamaican national, arrived in Antigua in October 2018 and was here to assist her mother, Patricia Kenyon, who was preparing for major surgery that was set for February 27 this year.
But on the day in question Kenyon reportedly returned from work at around 6:20pm and found her daughter dead.
She was rushed to the hospital and pronounced dead shortly after.
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Police again!!!
If he’s found guilty, he needs to be executed.
And where are those involved with the kidnapping and execution murder of Nigel Christian?
May God be merciful on her soul he the opposite !!!!
If God can have mercy on you and me, why not others? It doesn’t take away from facing the consequences of our actions, but still HIS MERCY ENDURES FOREVER!
Its a very hard one to accept if he did it
Hmmmm. Them na stop kill us for our good good… ( He did it)
Damm i went too school with him he was a really educated and cool dude wasnt a bad influence
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