In connection with the shocking discovery of multiple human remains at the Cumuto Cemetery last Saturday, two men have been detained for questioning. The men, aged 18 and 25, were employees of a funeral home in Arima and claimed they were hired to dig a grave for a pauper’s funeral.
The discovery was made when a local man tending to his garden near the Cumuto Cemetery noted the grave diggers’ activity and enquired about the deceased. The information he received subsequently triggered an extensive forensic investigation.
Police have revealed that a total of 56 bodies have been unearthed thus far, consisting of 50 infants, four adult males, and two adult females. The suspects reportedly told the gardener they had come to ‘dispose of some children bodies.’ This alarming statement has further intensified the ongoing investigation.
Join the Trinidad and Tobago WhatsApp update groups: Tringlobe Media news 1
Tringlobe Media Share
Tringlobe Chat news group
Tringlobe Media news 2
Tringlobe media news 3
Tringlobe Media Weather updates
Tringlobe Politics
Tringlobe Sports
Tringlobe articles newsfeed
Tringlobe buy sell trade
Tringlobe Media 4
Tringlobe Media Official Channel
Tringlobe media Traffic
Orlando Octave Calls for God-Fearing People to Enter Politics, Warns of Ungodly Rule
Attorney General Sues SOE Review Tribunal After Failed Privy Council Bid, Threatening Constitutional Safeguards for
Trumps new tariff wave hits Trinidad and Tobago as US slaps fresh import duties on
RIDDIMs reporting praised after PAM replaces speaker Anil Roberts.
CCTV footage shows two thieves stealing a 5-ton AC with a wheelbarrow
Valencia Man, 22, Charged with Murder of 81-Year-Old Pensioner Found Burnt to Death