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The Baccoo speaks
The rivers are going to claim even more lives because the waters are angry. The incident on the eastern boundary would be followed by another on the western waterway except that this time poor lighting would be the contributory factor.
These people would be returning home when disaster would strike, leaving many to mourn as is happening right now on the eastern shores.
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There would be another electrical death. I recently spoke of one that has a young woman traumatized. The fault lay with the provider of the power and a man died. This time the victim would be tempting fate by trying to make an illegal connection to his detriment.
Neighbours would only say that warnings are not heeded because people are poor. The truth is that people try to avoid paying whenever they could.
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Craziness on the roads will lead to further loss of life. A driver would not be paying attention to his driving with the result that he would crash and kill others.
The police are at their wits’ end to bring an end to senseless killings on the roads but people are simply not cooperating.
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The victim of a recent shooting is going to say that he has a hole in his lungs and that he is innocent. The police would simply shun him because they have heard such excuses in the past.
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