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So, the prime suspect told police the victim spent two hours at his house then he escorted her to a taxi. But he lives in a remote area with only 5 taxis working the route and everybody knows all the taxi drivers there.

You would think the police would have tripped up the suspect by asking him for details of the taxi and driver or they could have interviewed all the taxi drives- only 5, to see if the story checked.

Well heck, this is asking too much of the police.

Her body was found today mere yards away from the victim's house in a shallow grave by hunters. Did the police even searched? Apparently not.

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In reply to Emir
Our people in charge don't have a fcukin clue,the state of Trinidad is or cannot be explained.We always hear that it is drugs related,but all these young women killed and buried is nothing to do with drugs.I am always reading of an attractive woman missing,and then found dead.Rowley should shut down Trinidad.I met a Syrian bloke from Woodbrook,told me he was 56,I asked him why did he leave TT at that age to live in England,his reply,"Trinidad was to dangerous,it wasn't safe for my daughter to even stand outside".I now feel the government is incapable of doing anything because the criminals have taken over.

In reply to granite

Well said, all too often I hear the killing is drug war and innocents are spared. Well the number of young women gone missing or found dead is increasing and none was drug related.

Murder in the highways by aggressive and reckless driving is also taking lives of children.

Meanwhile, too many just want carnival and alcohol and they doh care about who dead.


I am asking folks to give PEP a chance and blank the two parties that misruled the country. Blank the Express, the establishment paper that supports politicians, the corporate establishment and the super rich.