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Jul 25, 2023 News
Kaieteur News – Police in Trinidad and Tobago (T&T) on Sunday found the remains believed to be that of missing Guyanese accountant Reagan Reece.
Reece, 45, who lived in Bon Air community in Arouca, was last seen on the afternoon of June 6, 2023, after a trip to the barber shop.
On Sunday, a body believed to be his, was exhumed from a grave at Windy Hill, Arouca. Police were led to the scene by a tip.
At 2.45p.m, homicide officers went to Palm Drive. About 100 feet off the road was an abandoned shack. Near the shack was a freshly dug mound, covered by a circularly wooden board.
A cadaver dog and undertakers were brought. Six feet down, they found the body, wrapped in cloth and plastic. There was a tattoo on the chest. (Information from Daily Express)
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