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Kaieteur News – Six-year-old Jeremiah Gustave, who was recovering from a gunshot wound to his head since July 2024, has succumbed to his injuries at his Charles Street, Charlestown, Georgetown home.
Kaieteur News confirmed that he died Saturday evening.
Reports indicate that Jeremiah, on July 29, 2024, was sitting at his mother’s food stall when an altercation escalated, resulting in the shooting. He was quickly transported to the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation, where he underwent multiple surgeries. One suspect, Odel Garnette, is currently remanded and his trial has begun.
The child’s mother, Keisha Gustave, had hoped for a successful recovery. In January he had celebrated his birthday.
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