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Sep 05, 2016 News
Shockwaves gripped the community of Cummings Lodge, East Coast Demerara yesterday after the body of Anita Mohan, 48, was discovered lying in the bottom flat of her two-storey home with multiple chop and stab wounds.
Mohan, also known as Sandra, of Lot 315 South East Cummings Lodge, East Coast Demerara was found lying in a pool of blood in her kitchen by her 27-year-old son Intiaz Khan, her only child, whom she resides with along with a nephew.
The nephew has been taken into custody for questioning.
Speaking with Kaieteur News, her son, Intiaz Khan, said he discovered his mother’s body around 16:45hrs upon arriving home. He said that upon checking the home, he discovered that the wardrobe was ransacked; however, he could not say if anything was missing as he was still in shock.
Khan and his cousin, known as ‘Chucky,’ do carpentry and masonry.
There are reports that a man owes Khan and his mother $20,000 for some ‘boarding’ work they would have done for him. Based on reports, on Thursday last, the said individual appeared in front of Anita Mohan’s home threatening to kill her by the end of the week.
On that day too, the same individual, along with five other men had threatened a relative of the deceased. Residents who congregated in-front of the Mrs. Mohan’s home last evening are of the opinion that the same individual is responsible for Mohan’s demise.
According to her son, when he discovered his mother, the blood stains in the room were dry and her body felt stiff, suggesting she was dead hours before his arrival.
The victim’s brother, Ramnarine Mohan said that he learnt of her demise around 18:00hrs yesterday from his nephew. He said that he had spoken to his sister briefly earlier on in the day.
Loud screams were heard from her mother Evelyn Khamraj, who lives across the street from her daughter. The mother had arrived home at around 19:00hrs after visiting a friend, when she was given the devastating news.
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