Comment: What could have gone so wrong you seemed to have passed the worst. innocently shot, now you are gone. after living to smile through this. SKB i'm sorry we need help. please ask for it now. medically and with also with some FBI help. god bless you bro, you were such a respectful young. RIP

Comment: so people are now killing the messenger? how much more warnings will u dumb people get? The labour party has doomed us! For once read an articl eand digest it stop trying to kill the messenger.

Comment: R.I.P Rolla, God saw that the pain an suffering was too much for u 2 bear so he said "come my child" rolla u safe now in the arms of the Lord.No more pain no more suffering.May ur soul rest in eternal peace an rise in glory. My heart and praise goes out to ur family especially ur mother be strong murial be strong....missing u already ma bwoy...tears.

Comment: Is just the day b 4 u told me u getting married and u gun give me an invatation. Look there now u r gone.Well I'm not going to hear granny call me(officer u going to look for roller )he wan help then say something to make me laugh. when i c u, u would call me and then smile.Just b cuz of those stupid fools with those gun in their hand.I'll miss u so much.

Comment: Any Sandy Pointer who posting comment say dey shame to be a sandy pointer dey aint no real sandy pointer in d first place, everybody know that those criminals came from st. pauls, where else in St. Kitts does make criminals? well a part from newtown and village? SP 4 eva!! gaza me say!!

Comment: I laugh at the level of debate that St.Kittsers (or w/e u people call urselves these days)bring to the table! As a Sandy Pointer, I share the same sentiments of SPIRIT's press release. We all have to work together, whether we are from St. Kitts, Sandy Point or Nevis! SPIRIT, I got u on this one... oh, and for the irrelevant discussion on SP's town status, I thought the sheer resilience and pride of SP put that argument to rest hundreds of years ago, even before there was a St. Kitts!

Comment: I still can't believe u are gone. when I peeped on u on Sunday , my spirits were lifted because u looked so well and u were even smiling. your mom even looked more relieved than when I saw her at your bedside on other occasions. It was really a shock to me to hear that u died .I hope u made it to the right side of Jesus. Muriel, my prayers are with u and my heart is with the family as I share your pains. I do hope those bastards are caught and the full force of the justice is slammed on them. R.I.P Godbrother

Comment: My prayers go out to the families of this young man, and I too will echo the sentiments of others before me. How many more must die before something is done? I do pray and hope the police will act swiftly just as they did with that unfortunate incident involving the tourists on their way to Brimstone Hill. It is not only tourism officials abroad that we need to send a message of safety to, we need to let our own residents know that they too can be safe in the land of their birth.

Comment: Roller was of a tall, strong, stature, but yet such a gentle soul. I came to know him when he worked on my home a few years ago. My daughter, then two, became so very fond of him. Up until recently, whenever we saw him the road she would ask me to stop the vehicle and roll down the window so that he could see her and call out her name, and she would burst into laughter, and then call his too. He teased her and she loved to tease him back.

Comment: She too was sad when her dad told her of his death this morning. Roller was never disrespectful when he was in my presence, and always gave this shy, pleasant smile whenever he saw me. He would always call out my name if he saw me first. He was a very good person, kind and helpful. I will surely miss seeing him around and so would my daughter. I was blessed to have met him during his sojourn on this earth. My hope is that he is resting in the Savior’s arms, where angels like him belong.