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Murder Suspects Released—Prosecutor does not Have Enough Evidence---Mos.

Wednesday, 17 February 2010 22:27
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Philipsburg:--- The couple that was arrested last Tuesday as suspects in the murder of Saliba Absalon (Haitian) was set free on Wednesday confirmed Chief Prosecutor Hans Mos. The two suspects a male and female identified as B.B from Dominica and J.W from Jamaica spent eight days behind bars as the investigators interrogated them on the slaying of the Haitian man. Mos said the two did not go before the judge of instruction on Wednesday because his office decided there was not enough evidence against them for the killing of Saliba Absalon. Saliba Absalon was found dead in his Middle Region home on December 11.
Already two detectives who were working on the Absalon case were removed for unknown reasons. They are detective Carlton Philips and detective Norwin Villarreal. The police in collaboration with the RST are busy investigating five murders which occurred in recent months. Police are currently investigating the murder of David Eustace Priest, Eric Yuan Sam, Haresh Dayalani, Christian Lloyd, and Saliba Absalon.
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Look at that !
February, 18, 2010, 05:13
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Police investigating five murders, they need a crack themselves, they know who the killers are because Eustace, Eric and Haresh were killed in broad day light or evening light.
So what's the catch ? Why are Carlton and Norwin removed from the cases ? Is it a conflict of interest that they are removed ?
No, but the darn Public Prosecutor has too much style and they themselves need to be removed from St. Maarten.
They are too personal, whereas they should professional.
LEAVE THE PROFESSIONALS DO THEIR JOB. DAM IT.
Hans Mos and the other needs to March

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February, 19, 2010, 17:58
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they have david eustace killer already behind bars

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