The Police are still seeking to determine the identity of a woman, whose body was discovered yesterday. Police say, the body of the unidentified woman was discovered at Kings Hill Forest Reserve, between 9:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. yesterday. The woman is dark in complexion, braided hair, 5ft 6ins tall, and weighing approximately 200 lbs…. Continue Reading →
Police are continuing their investigations into the deaths of 26-year-old Glenroy Delpesche, of Petit Bordel, and 49-year-old Brian Baptiste of Sandy Bay. The police confirmed the bodies of both men were retrieved from the waters of Trois Loups last week Thursday, June 25th Postmortem examinations conducted on Monday on the bodies concluded that both men… Continue Reading →
The St. Vincent and the Grenadines Coast Guard Service said the likelihood of recovering the bodies of the two persons missing since the tragic accident at Owia on January 12th, is very slim. Petit Officer Lennox Williams, the officer in charge of diving operations at the local Coast Guard Service, gave the grim assessment at… Continue Reading →
Police have resumed the search for the missing persons who were involved in an accident in Owia yesterday. The persons were passengers in a mini-bus went over an embankment and ended up into the sea at Rock Gutter yesterday morning. Police Officials say five bodies have so far been recovered and fourteen persons remain in… Continue Reading →
Police and Coastguard officials are reported to be searching the waters in the area of Rock Gutter in Owia for possible survivors of an accident which occurred early this morning. Reports indicate that a van, carrying several school children and other passengers was travelling from Fancy to Kingstown when it overturned and went into the… Continue Reading →
Local Coastguard Officials have recovered the bodies of two men, who went missing at sea on Saturday. NBC News understands that Othneil Delpleshe and his Son Otis from Greggs went swimming at San Souci, when they were swept away by the tide. Reports indicate that the bodies were washed up on the North Union Beach… Continue Reading →