Wednesday, May 8, 2024

Living in fear

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THE DISCOVERY OF FOUR BODIES – three women and a man – in the space of 24 hours has thrown some residents into a state of unease.

Two of the women, who could not be identified immediately, were found in St Lucy – one at River Bay and the other at Northumberland, just a few minutes driving distance apart. The other female was identified as 69-year-old Martha Doyle, a vendor and resident of the Vauxhall Senior Citizens’ home in Christ Church who died there.

Police believed that the proximity and closeness in time of the St Lucy women were mere coincidence. Hours later they had not released the identities of the two victims as they had not been positively identified because of extensive injuries. 

The gruesome discovery had the country and residents in the north on edge. 

Residents said they believed the woman who was found in River Bay, around 5:40 p.m. on Monday, was well known in the area, with one of them saying he got worried after last seeing her four days ago.(DB)

 

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