Comment: LOL LOL LOL LOL LOL...

Comment: Thats the way 'Chick Little' has conducted himself from the get go. He feels that over speaking everyone is an indication of his level of intelligence. Please inform him that many people in St.Kitts today have a degree.

Comment: What a wonderful article to demonstrate the power of dedication and a sense of direction! Dr. Richards-Leader is a remarkable woman and her accomplishments in founding and operating the Grange demonstrate what love and service can accomplish. This woman is both a credit to her home and adopted Countries, St. Kitts and England, respectively; as well as a role model to all those privileged to work and train with her in her endeavors on behalf of the elderly of St. Kitts.

Comment: That is so true "St.Kitts not the worst", I believe that the nurses and doctors at the hospital do try their best, but we all got to remember that the nurses and doctors do not give life, all they do is try to save lives. Every time someone from an accident reaches the hospital and dies we always want to blame the nurses and doctors there, they do not work miracles they are humans just like us too. You all need to give credit to the doctors and nurses because they do try their best!!

Comment: hmmmm. corruption can't done! WHAT HAPPENS IN THE DARK,COMES TO LIGHT!(they seem to forget)

Comment: You see, if we raise our children right, then the government would not have to raise them and "abuse" them. Let us put blame where blame belongs (on our parents). Now where was this child's father all along? why did the mother have to send him to the boys club? Come on people. Our nation is going to hell in a hand basket and we still want to put a band aid on our open wounds as if all is well. Wake up parents, please Wake up.

Comment: why u all dont stop blame the hospital the man will never live long if u all had c himu would sorry for him everybody did there best its not the hospital fault why he die the man was drunk and went to sleep and a good thing three peole rescuse him other wise he would a roast i there stop complain

Comment: I known Mack for many years and the picture painted is not at all the same person. Mack lived a very simple life.Material things meant nothing to him.My question is, was he armed? Is there any signs of force entry into the house? Does the property have a gate? Although he was trespassing why did the police have to use such force? which part of his body sustain the gun shot?Why would anyone break into a house when all the occupants are at home?Can the pess plz ask Mr Rawlins if he knew Mack?

Comment: continuing ... What resistance did the deceased put up when the police gave him the warning about being on private property - this would let us know whether there was some sort of guilt for the police to base his attack. Where was Mr. Hester Rawlins at the time of the break-in? Does Mr. Rawlins know the deceased or vice versa ... could be they know each other, who knows. Until these questions are answered I cannot see how it is right to kill a man because he went on somebody's property

Comment: So a person loses his life because he 'was on private property'? This story has so much holes I would quicker side with the family who better knows his character. The police man did not identify how the man was breaking into the house? Was he trying to enter through a window, or some other means that would make someone suspicious? How far was the policeman from the 'intruder' when he shot him? Why did the police have to shoot 3 times. Don't have enough characters remaining so to be continued