trini ja teacher found burn to death?

[blugiant]

dem wass lookinn fe wan missinn trini inn ja. de missinn trini teacher, daughter aff a politician, came to jamaica fe teach. shi went missinn ann dem raised alarm inn ja ann de police wass lookinn fe ar. now dem reportinn dat jamaica police find a burned body. natt canfirm iff itt de teacher butt dem hintinn att itt

ann sum peeps wandar y sum jamaicans defend ja police wen dem tekk de laws inna dem hand. itt a shame pon jamaica ann wooeva guiltee deserve fe

[RichD]

Re: trini ja teacher found burn to death?

they say the body was burnt when the cane fieldd was burnt

[RichD]

Re: trini ja teacher found burn to death?

<span style="font-weight: bold">Body Inadvertently Burnt In Canefield</span>
The burnt out body believed to be that of missing Trinidad &amp; Tobago school teacher, Marlene Coudray-Greaves, may have been inadvertently burnt by workers making preparation to reap the cane in the field, where the body was found.

When The Gleaner visited the scene earlier today, a worker was heard telling police investigators that they lit the fire in the canefield on Sunday afternoon to prepare the cane for reaping on Monday morning.

“We burnt it on Sunday as is normal before we do the reaping,” the worker said. “It was when we started reaping on Monday morning that we found the remains of the body and called the police.”

In western Jamaica, it is customary to burn a cane field before reaping as a means a getting rid of excess dried leaves, which make the reaping process easier.

Coudray-Greaves, who resided in a rented property at Cornwall Courts, in Montego Bay, went missing on Friday afternoon after she reportedly visited Cornwall College, where she held a temporary job as a teacher of Spanish/French and was seeking to fill another vacancy come September.

This morning, her Shaune Welch, was a picture of sadness as she described the missing teacher as an easy-going and easy-to-get-along-with person.

“She moved into the house towards the end of March and except for the Easter period when she went to Trinidad, she was always here,” said Welch.

“She was quite a nice person... I spoke to her on Thursday and I was shocked when I heard what happened to her.&quot;

Coudray-Greaves' mother, Marlene Coudray, the Mayor of San Fernando in Trinidad, is expected to arrive in Jamaica today.

The police are awaiting the mother’s arrival as they are expected to get samples from her to do a DNA profiling of the burnt body to confirm its identity.

Despite intensifying their investigations, the police are yet to come up with a motive for the disappearance of Coudray-Greaves, who is the mother of three young children, all residing in Trinidad.

The burnt body was found in a secluded area of the cane field.

[Gen]

Re: trini ja teacher found burn to death?

the deceased is Michelle (the mother is marlene)





C News understands that Michelle Coudray-Greaves, the mother of three, took up a teaching job in Jamaica in January this year. She lived there for sometime since marrying a Jamaican in 2001.



Reports said that Ms. Coudray-Greaves and her husband, who she is separated from, remained close friends and she still maintained close ties to her in-laws.



Mayor Coudray told C News that her daughter was in Trinidad for a few days last month and left on May 30th.



Ms. Coudray said on hearing reports that her daughter was missing, she contacted the Jamaican authorities on Saturday and was given an acknowledgement that her daughter was missing. However, she was not informed about the investigation or of any progress.



She said she also contacted several Jamaican Government officials and even the High Commissioner in Kingston. To this end, Ms. Coudray said she and her husband will visit Jamaica on Tuesday to aid in finding her daughter.



Michelle Coudray-Greaves, who has several ties to Jamaica dating back to the 1990s, was a graduate trainee with the Sandals Group and thereafter, as an employee of Air Jamaica.

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[RichD]

Re: trini ja teacher found burn to death?

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Reports said that Ms. Coudray-Greaves and her husband, who she is <span style="font-weight: bold">separated</span> from, remained close friends and she still maintained close ties to her in-laws.</div></div>

but dem sey it might be worth looking at the husband and new girlfren