OVERNIGHT, wedding plans turned to those for burial for 24-year-old Kayron Bovell, when her fiancé died on Friday night after crashing into a utility pole in Shermans, St Peter.
Bovell and the love of her life Tito Jordan, 31, shared an “inseparable” relationship for nine years, according to family members. It was no surprise then that her cries were the loudest on the scene of the accident, just minutes away from their Clinketts, St Lucy home.
Jordan’s aunt Joel Oxley told the SUNDAY SUN the death of her loving nephew was a shock to the family, who were still coming to grips with it.
“He was a good father too. He had a daughter, who just did the 11-Plus, living with him . . . ,” she added. (AH)
Read the full story in today’s SUNDAY SUN.
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