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May 15, 2018 News
Barbados (Barbados Nation)- Five days after his body was laid to rest in a private ceremony, police late Saturday confirmed the death of 47-year-old David DaCosta King, who was being sought by them for the April 14 killing of his wife Onica.
The 36-year-old Guyanese nail technician was stabbed to death at her Swan Street store in full view of her children nearly a month ago.
Four days later, the body of a male was discovered lodged in the rocks along the inner careenage in an advanced state of decomposition.
That body was later identified by a family member as King’s, and, on completion of a postmortem, was handed over to his family.
He was laid to rest in a private ceremony at the Christ Church Parish Church cemetery on Monday after his late wife’s body was interred in her native Guyana last week.
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