Junior?Phillips and his mother Judy (in background) are among 23 Rastafarian family members who have been squatting on prime land at Fort George, St Michael, which is owned by insurance conglomerate Sagicor Life Inc.
The family have been living on the land for over 30 years and have refused to leave even though they have been offered more than a million dollars by the company.
Million $$ squatters
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