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Body found at Providence identified as ex KN worker

May 04, 2013 News

 
The body that was found on the public road opposite Rubis Gas Station in Providence, East Bank Demerara on Monday has been identified as Steven Rinaldo Tinnie, an ex-worker of Kaieteur News.
Yesterday, a Post Mortem examination performed by Pathologist Dr. Nehaul Singh gave the cause of death as multiple injuries and a fractured skull.
Dr. Singh explained that Tinnie was drunk and his injuries are consistent with a road accident. There were abrasions to the front and back, suggesting that the body was dragged after it was struck by a vehicle.
The body was discovered by police around 03:00am on Monday with bruises and lacerations. It was taken to the Lyken Funeral Home where it was later identified as Tinnie of D’Urban Street.

 

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