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Who kidnapped and killed this child? Where is big mouth Ifran- this feller can hardly keep his mouth close, need a thorough forensic investigation.


HOTEL SET ON FIRE, HOTEL OWNER'S HOME ON FIRE


Body of Abducted 11 year old girl found in hotel pool

In reply to Emir

How many home invasions in T&T?

How many died with fire stations empty , no water, and no fire brigades?

NO comment on over 5000 killed in T&T over the last 10 years?

Did kids not die in Pool in T&T? Who was charged? Ask your PNM officials.

Oh, you call such, We made some mistakes...

Forget about Guyana and focus on T&T .

In reply to sgtdjones

The man can't get enough of Guyana...it eating him out daily

This is how you fight crime in Guyana. Burn down the houses of the perpetuators of crime.

In reply to WI_cricfan

Not a bad idea. Any thoughts on why the villagers believed the hotel owner may in some way shape or form be connected to the child's apparent murder?

Sad stuff. Many years ago in Trinidad, a boy at a birthday party in a very exclusive neighborhood also disappeared. Police searched the premises but could not find him. After returning they found the boy in the pool dead. He was placed there.

It is alleged the boy was buggered by a ped ring and the killers were connected in high places. Up to this day, no one has been held.

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The allegations were that they were connected to the PNM...

Did some Guyanese horn you?

In reply to Emir

Go back to Gaza

Think they went too far. Seems the villagers were upset that the Police seemed to be covering up for the Hotel Owners/staff in addition to another death or 2 at the hotel., but this lawlessness has now destroyed any potential evidence in the case. If the autopsy shows the girl was molested and died by another cause than drowning, how will the investigation proceed? Sometimes the truth may be right next to you so they should have allowed an investigation to continue .
My condolences to the family, no one deserves to lose a child like this.

In reply to jacksparrow

Thanks for your post on this-great information.

As usual, your assertion without knowing the facts is inflammatory and irresponsible.

In reply to sgtdjones

As is, it's undetermined as where the young lady died. Speculation is she was murdered elsewhere and taken to the pool thereafter.

Residences are contending that they searched the pool prior to and didn't see her body in it...

In reply to Emir

That is the right question. She did not die by drowning; her body was placed there AFTER everyone left. I PMed you the video images-- no sign of bloat.

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In reply to JayMor

Sad indeed.
There are pedo’s all over and when I read this story I got back the memories about that 11 year old boy in TT.l over 20 years ago
Lots of similarities and unlike the Trinidad case, I do hope the police get them

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What did Manning /Rowley say when the kid was found in the pool?

Some Guyanese stole one of your 7 wives, huh...the bitterness/hatred shows.

In reply to Emir

Not any paedophile either, boss. The word is 'sacrifice', appeasing some blood-claat god or other. Still not so uncommon in Guyana. I even know and chatted with the brother of one victim. Although it happened some 8 years ago, man still hurting and even has murder on his mind.

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Ridiculous that people would make claims of “sacrifice”.
More dangerous is what is happening these days with internet posts via social media and other apps, people are being incited by irresponsible posters.

In reply to jacksparrow

Also, I wonder who set that fire? Could have been started to destroy evidence

What's ridiculous is the statement above. That shit is happening, albeit infrequently, and I'm almost sure this is one such case.

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Have u any evidence of such happening, anywhere else even ?

In reply to ray

Except for the incensed crowd u think it might have been someone else?

 
Have u any evidence of such not happening?

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In reply to jacksparrow

In reply to jacksparrow

I don't know....but if the owners or anyone else associated with the hotel involved...who knows?

I see

In reply to JayMor

Well I want to give your claim the benefit of the doubt but I just want some more convincing. If I just take yr word for it who knows what I might end up doing ��

In reply to Emir
Real sad. Damn madness dis.

In reply to jacksparrow
Good post

In reply to jacksparrow

Needless to point out, the tone of your last post is now a bit different from "Ridiculous that people would make claims of “sacrifice”". More ameliorative, that is. Anyway, I don't dare tell anyone what to believe. But I have concluded my thinking in a certain direction, and that's based on what I've been hearing from Guyanese in general and from one person in particular who has lost a sister. The rumblings around this killing say that too, and looking at the little girl's body supports that notion-- no bloat, the apparent undisturbed clothes, blue-coloured skin. There's also the fact that the hotel reported the relevant cameras not working.

Bun dung dem house and de hotel, yes! (Glad they didn't kill anyone still.)

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Its still ridiculous but seeing as we are on the same forum united in cricket I was giving you some respect. Unsubstantiated and backwards claims by all these “experts” on social media are not going to help Any society move forward, especially Guyana, notwithstanding the current political shenanigans there.
Anyway I guess this is the world we live in now, the internet which should have brought enlightenment has moreso spread ignorance.

 
You'll need to level elsewhere your "“experts” on social media" accusation and any "enlightenment" that the Internet did or did not bring. I heard about the missing child the night of the occurrence --ahead of printed reports-- and then saw the video of the recovered body the next day. Yes, both were from the Internet but that's merely the means of delivery nowadays, especially to someone so far away as North America.

The girl didn't drown; they looked in the pool the night before, and the images of the body show this. Plus, weren't you the one who posted here that that hotel had some history in that regard? I say bun dung it rass! I hope for justice to be served for the innocent little child. Bastards preying on other folks relations for their stupid god's sacrifice.

Go ahead, those who want to profess being more enlightened. Your reward is in 'heaven'. In the meantime, someone has lost a sweet and dear child, and it's not fair. My solidarity is with them. Next time, kill fe oonu own!

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In reply to jacksparrow
I’ve been following the proceedings, and I am in agreement with your take, regarding the police and social media personalities in Guyana. It’s pure dotishness going on.

In reply to StumpCam

Dotishness fuh real.

In reply to StumpCam

SOcial media and Guyanese...bad combination

In reply to ray

Tell me about it! Everybody in Guyana is an expert on all things! LoL

Why did VeePee Jagdeo describe the child as a teenager? Mih want fuh know!?

In reply to ray

THIS....is the angle I heard. That the owner set fire to destroy evidence and then fled the country. Not sure of more info but this is what I heard.

In reply to WI_cricfan

Do you know the perpatrators?

This about four villages from my neck of the woods! There were two younger kids that went to their mother and said they are hungry, she was drinking at the hotel! They went back for their 11 year sister to feed them but she was gone! Fire start after that… too much sick fcuks are getting close you the parents!

In reply to WestDem

Gotta be Trini's, huh, Westdim?

Your Ball-cheating team is blaming Trini's after pleading guilty.

Police admit releasing false info on Adrianna Younge’s probe

Ya even gats crooked cops...

Get Pandit Googley to do a puja...

You better cross back to Suriname.

In reply to sgtdjones

Dude! This is bigger than you think! You think them pimp ah joke… this is not Indian / Afro issue… it’s Venezuelan pimp issue! Mek de man some money and yuh guh deh to mek money… it’s sad but it’s true!

You see, I replied without looking at your link!

In reply to WestDem

We have the same in T&T ...house invasions. You have no safety in your own home.
Citizens live in cages as criminals roam free after sundown.

They rape the young women , kill the elderly, and take their possessions and vehicles...
The police don't catch them.

We have had 5,000 murdered in the last 10 years. When I post, the former professor claims I hate the PM coz he is Afro, yet 75% of those killed are young afro males.
Now the rasshole PM off into the sunset with a million-a-year pension...as he asks the citizens to live on 3,500 per month.
He taxing teh property they own , their homes.

What are we becoming in the Caribbean?

In reply to sgtdjones I will stand easy & not spoil the party! However, alyuh know where I'm coming from...


PS. Too bad that fella, Ramnarine, didn't get at the helm to really & truly fix the GPF. I'm done.

My wife's is presently speaking to her nephew in Guyana & guess what????? A former classmate of mine in the 70s at St Stephens Anglican primary school, renamed Richmond Hill (village) primary school...his sister's daughter is the 11 year old child!!!!!!

In reply to BeatDball

Wow .....this sad Beatty.

We have changed in Caribbean countries; it's no longer safe for youngsters and women.

Correction...his sister's granddaughter!

Was visiting Brooklyn and ran i to a Guyanese protest on Nostrand and Flatbush. Sad suitation