POLICE have released the one suspect who was held but are looking for two others following the cold-blooded murder of domino enthusiast Orin Joseph last April 14.
He was shot dead during an electricity blackout at his home and business place, Lot 1222 Gaulding Place, South Ruimveldt Park.

Reporting on the continuing investigations, Crime Chief Seelall Persaud said they are making strides while pursuing inquiries. However, a motive for the homicide has yet been established.
Joseph was gunned down and the jewels he was wearing were taken by two men on a motorcycle, who fled after discharging a volley of bullets, one of which struck the victim in the abdomen.
The 52-year-old President of Blue Bird Domino Club had left his yard to retrieve his motor car and park it under his house when he was attacked by the gunmen who ecaped under the cover of darkness. It was about 23:40 hrs after a competition had ended.

Heard explosions
The Deputy Commissioner (Law Enforcement) reported that the dead man’s wife, Faye Joseph heard explosions and, when she went to enquire the source, she saw her mortally wounded husband lying on the roadway.
Persaud said Joseph was relieved of a gold chain and a gold band and succumbed while receiving treatment at the Georgetown Public Hospital (GPH).
Reporting on the April 15 murder at Gaumont Hotel, on High Street, also in the city, the Crime Chief said two persons are in custody, the owner and a female sex worker.
He said they are hunting a third suspect in relation to the killing of 70-year-old Frederick Thomas, whose body was found on the stairway of the premises, with a stab wound to the chest about 14:30hrs.
Thomas was pronounced dead on arrival at the GPH and, initially, three women and two men were detained. Up to now, though, no motive for the crime has been ascertained by the police.
Meanwhile, Persaud revealed that nine men from the Cove and John, East Coast Demerara community were held and DNA samples taken from three of them to be sent overseas for testing, in relation to the brutal murder of 89-year-old Millicent Cummings.
The octogenarian’s bloodied and semi-nude corpse was discovered on April 12 under an abandoned residence at Cove and John.
The elderly woman had been bludgeoned to the face and a post mortem, performed by pathologist Dr. Nehaul Singh, said she died from severe blunt trauma to the face.