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Carolan Lynch misses court again
Carolan Lynch
Once again former beauty queen, Carolan Lynch, has failed to present herself in court, forcing the matter to be adjourned until November 9.
The state has reinstituted a charge of murder against her.
Yesterday the matter was again called up before Magistrate Priya Beharry at the Georgetown Magistrates’ Court.
This time the police rank told the magistrate that checks were made at the woman’s house but she was not located.
Lynch’s lawyer, Nigel Hughes, had told this publication that he does not know where his client is.
The lawyer said that he has been in contact, however, with the woman’s relatives.
On Monday the charge of murder was not read since Lynch was absent, however an officer swore to the information before the magistrate.
Police sources on Saturday last confirmed that they have acquired two new pieces of evidence against Lynch, forcing them to reinstitute charges against the woman.
Lynch was charged back in May 2007, with the murder of her husband, the former owner of Swiss House Cambio. Lynch’s lawyer had admitted to the press that he was aware that the state had refiled a murder charge against his client.
Razac was found dead on the floor of their Eping Avenue, Bel Air home. Evidence that he had bled through his nose and mouth was evident and his hands were at his neck. An autopsy performed later confirmed that Razac had been strangled.
Lynch was discharged in 2008, after then magistrate, Gordon Gilhuys, found that a prima facie case was not established.
Some had said that Razac was killed because of a US$1M life insurance policy. However his wife has denied that he ever had the policy
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