By George Barclay
PROSECUTRIX Mrs. Judith Gildharie-Mursalin tendered, through Deputy Police Superintendent Michael Kingston, an AK-47 rifle with matching rounds and a .25 Astra pistol when the ‘Picture Boy’ double-murder trial continued yesterday before Justice Navindra Singh and a mixed jury at the Demerara Assizes.

Kingston testified that he went to a house where the accused was residing on October 5, 2006, and asked the accused to show him the gun he used to kill the two brothers. Witness said the accused took him to a bedroom, pointed out the gun to him, and said: “Boss man, dem man dis violate me”.
The witness also testified about receiving a .25 Astra pistol.
During the early morning hours of September 23, 2006, a group of young men were playing dominoes at the Victoria Four Corner, ECD, and Ray Walcott, called ‘Sugar’, and his bother Carl Andrews, called ‘Alo’, were watching the game when Cyon Collier, aka ‘Picture Boy’, rode up on a bicycle with a big gun slung across his back. He had friendly conversation with the men, and then shot the two brothers.
Police investigations resulted in ‘Picture Boy’ being arrested and charged with murder.
Attorney-at-Law Mr. Lyndon Amsterdam is Collier’s defence counsel. The hearing continues on Monday.