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Family of Slain Victim Seeking Visas for Relatives--- Don’t Know when Clemencia will be laid to Rest.

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viergeniejulot08082010Middle Region: --- Relatives of Clemencia Josi-anne- Julot who was brutally murdered sometime before July 2 is running out of patience as they wait for two visas to lay to rest their beloved daughter.
In an interview with SMN News on Sunday, Julot's mother Viergenie Julot and her Father Clemente Zepher said that they requested two visas for relatives to attend the funeral but to date they have no answer from their request.
The elderly Julot who is currently ailing from a heart and lung disease said she wanted her son who lives in Haiti to come and see his sister before they bury her. The woman said they also requested a visa for a cousin to come for the funeral because her son if he gets to come to St. Maarten would have to leave shortly after the funeral. Julot said the reason she need her niece to come to St. Maarten is because she would need someone to travel back to Haiti where she is currently taking treatment.
Since the brutal slaying the family said detectives have been visiting their home constantly trying to clues as to who would murder the young woman. Clemente Zepher said the detectives even ask him for a DNA which he provided. Zepher said if it means giving his life so police can find his daughter killers he would do just that.
According to well placed sources Clemencia Josie-anne Julot was found with some 87 stab wounds about her body and her hands were tied behind her back. Zepher said he does not even know if the police and gendarmes finished with the body and if he could go ahead with the funeral arrangements. He said the Collectivity of St. Martin issued a death certificate but they did not tell him if he can make funeral arrangements.
Asked about this on Sunday Prosecutor Rienk Mud said he did not have any news on the case. Mud said he was off this Sunday but hopefully he would be able to provide some information on Monday.
Last Updated ( Monday, 09 August 2010 02:44 )  
Comments (13)
  • PUNISHMENT
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    WELL WELL so no one is arrested for this crime? what about the person that used to treaten her? that should be the first one to arrest and question. Well no arrest, just do what a mother maternel feeling would do. Only who have the shjoe on their feet know how it squeeze.

    I personaly wouldnt have tyake it lightly. I AM SORRY

  • Runner
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    I think to get a better view of this some detective have to start jogging very early in the moring for two reasons. One to see who will be an the road early in the morning coming from the bushes. Two try to talk with those people that exercise. The killer or killers can make a good mistake and come out. It is a petty that I have to put this on the bloc but those in the policestation has to know the way of working. There is an other unsolved murder on the same road. A Domincano name Johnny. Detective do you part make the people of SXM for ones happy. I am sure that the prosecutors will back you up and a**ist you with everything what is possible.

  • sxmmm
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    wow, i taught this lady was burried long time, now her mom is awaiting on 2 Visa so that these family members can be present at the funeral.

    Its alomost nearly 2 month this body will be laying at the funerald home, this family have money!!! or just now this family will ask for goverment a**istance for burial!!!

  • Watever
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    So as a parent you rather have your child in the freezer waiting on a visa for a brother to see what ? After all this time, it is highly unlikely that the body is even viewable. And no one else in the entire Haitian community can fly with the mother back to Haiti ? Sorry but no wonder they didnt recive visa's yet. If I was in immigration i wouldnt be buying this sh*t either. Unnecessary DRAMA.
    R.I.P. Josi Julot.

  • Come on Julot family bury your
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    Your absolutly right with that one,,Watever,,

    When my grandfather died in Aruba, my employer did not allow me the time-off to travel for his burial and the Labor Department back him up and gave me one day off. But that did stop me from seeing my grandfather's last day on earth. Everything was caught on tape and delivered to my front door. So that is no excuse not to bury the late Josi Julot.

    May the Lord watch over you!!!!!

  • pls stop
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    SXMMM one thing with these haitians there bank accout always look good better than us our own SXM so pls stop.

  • M & Ms
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    I agree with PUNISHMENT why not investigate the person that was treathening her all the time by calling her and telling her to leave her MAN or HUSBAND alone or else something bad will happen to her. For all we know these people that were making calls maybe paid someone to kill her and the killer is off island, they had to investogate this at the very beginning as a police report was made, so what happen to that report, SAND OVER IT? come on something must come to light? this is a very strange case!!

  • 2 much
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    Cant you all see only on sxm this is happening and you know what will be the result they will say they dont have no money for the Funeral home and will be soon asking for donations.

    Visa granted not granted they did not let her soul rest in peace now , these haitains always got pitty and drama !!! they need to go back home, is the brother cant come then take the body to haity then ... duh im sorry for the family but they need to move on ! we are all sorry and our hearts goes out to the family but is the brother want to see the boby then take the boby back to haiti.

    last thing that's just a trick when he gets to sxm he will say ohhh he need to stay with him family and bingo a next one, one job les for the dutch antillean !!!! ohh this is just 2 much

  • sandy ground
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    i agree all the way whit 2 much

  • need to stop
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    u all need to stop the haiti ppl better off then we sxm ppl they have a right to fight for they family to come

  • reflection
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    As usual, we seem not to see to grasp what is truly important when we should (certainly in this case as reported on this web site):
    1. a young woman is brutally murdered.
    2. culprit(s) unknown, still loose on our streets (maybe) -- so case unresolved.
    3. growing uncertainty regarding safety and security on St. Maarten.
    4. no indication that safety situation is about to get any better.
    5. St. Maarten's inability to deal with crime structurally.
    And that is what is important; the rest is really....well, you guessed it!

  • Concern
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    I totaly agree with 2 much this is way to much they keep their walk seperate they don"t want to mixte with sxm pple but still. On the other end you have a domicano asking help to buried his grand he don't have money to put food on the table and both of them went vacation now thei want help.
    Theese are 2 nation of a kind plays smart to get help and they better off than us i say again we in for trouble with theese people in the country. Can we go haïti or santo domingo and do like they do her? I sympathize totaly with the 2 dramas very sad but people has to be realistic.

  • mad sxmer
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    .Wow unbelievable a sxmer die like that and u guy are talkin as if she's haitian not becuz her parents are haitian means she's haitian wwhat happen 2 where u born is who u are.... and iagree that the burial take 2 long......... detective not takin any actions sxm use 2 be a safe island jus now tourist will be scared 2 come 2 the island then what! Sxm will be a third world island we will be poor we live off of tourist........ :sad: sxm 2 small 4 things like that 2 be happenin

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