Thank God he was not beheaded ....juss

[Tuff Gong]

....burnt if the body turns out to be him.

Thu Apr 27, 2006
JA crime fighters deny beheading claims by UK family

A family in the UK has been telling the British media that one of their own was beheaded in Jamaica by gangsters.
Father of eight, Ewart Hylton, disappeared on a trip to Jamaica but his relatives say evidence unearthed by the police suggest he was mutilated and murdered.

Meanwhile, investigators from Operation Kingfish are conducting investigations into his murder.

However, sources within the unit are dismissing claims that Mr. Hylton was beheaded.

According to investigators who spoke to RJR News, the burnt remains of a human were found in Mr. Hylton's X-5 BMW motor vehicle which was found burnt out in bushes in Cambridge Hill, St. Thomas on March 20.

The cops reported that there is no evidence that the body was mutilated.

Forensic and DNA tests are now being conducted to determine whether the body is that of Mr. Hylton.

A Kingston-based dentist who was reportedly last seen with Mr. Hylton has been questioned by Operation Kingfish, but according to the investigators he's not considered a suspect.

JA crime fighters deny beheading claims by UK family

[RichD]

Re: Thank God he was not beheaded ....juss

wonder what business this fellow was in...this dentist is suposed to have owed him some money and that was a possible motive.

[Dr.Dudd]

Re: Thank God he was not beheaded ....juss

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wonder what business this fellow was in...this dentist is suposed to have owed him some money and that was a possible motive.

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iI wonder if it have anything to do with the anesthic drug they use to facillitate the 'swallowing ' of the pellets?? [img]/forums/images/graemlins/70390-shhh.gif[/img]

[Tuff Gong]

Update


Tue May 16, 2006
DNA confirms remains in X5 to be those of Ewart Hylton

DNA tests have confirmed that the remains found in a burnt out X-5 BMW motor vehicle two months ago in St. Thomas are those of missing businessman 53 year old Ewart Hylton.
The vehicle was found in bushes in Cambridge Hill on March 20.

The police, who had suspected that Mr. Hylton was killed, were awaiting the results of tests to confirm the identity of the body found.

Information Officer for Operation Kingfish Inspector Steve Brown says the police have now widened their search for suspects.

A Kingston-based dentist who was reportedly last seen with Mr. Hylton was questioned by Operation Kingfish detectives.

However, investigators said he was not considered a suspect.

DNA confirms remains in X5 to be those of Ewart Hylton