BASSETERRE, St. Kitts – AN autopsy performed on the body of Chazere Davis of Taylor’s Pasture in Nevis revealed that she died as a result of strangulation/pressure to the neck.
The motionless body of the 18-year-old sixth former was discovered in her home by a family member on Monday night (May 20).
Informed sources had told this media house that following the discovery, the family member had summoned a doctor and the police were subsequently notified of the situation.
The police, having learned that the last person with whom she was allegedly seen was a 52-year-old man, went in search of him. The police however found that his home was secured and they had to remove a door to gain entrance.
On entering the home, they found one Kelvin Williams lying in a pool of blood in his bathroom with what appeared to be a self-inflicted wound to his neck.
He was taken to the Alexandra Hospital and is believed to be still warded there.
Meanwhile, an autopsy was also performed on the body Jamal Isles of Fountain Village, Nevis.
A police press release stated that the 21-year-old died as a result of haemorrhage and shock due to multiple gunshot injuries.
According to police reports, Isle was shot by “two men” who then “left him for dead”.
This media house learned that the two men had knocked on the door of Isles’ home claiming to be police officers and gunned him down after he opened it.
The release also stated that Dr. Stephen Jones had performed an autopsy on the body of Jermaine Dore of Cayon, who was shot and killed at Hermitage Village in Lower Cayon on Saturday (May 18).
“The result of the autopsy indicated that death was due to gunshot injuries with haemorrhage and shock,” the release said.
Police are asking anyone with information regarding the shooting death of Jamal Isles and Jermaine Dore to call Crime Stoppers anonymously at 1 800 8477 and report the information. “The call is free and you may be eligible for a reward.”
