FORMER Director of Studies of the Academy of Professional Studies and wife of auto dealer, Deonarine Sanasie, Patricia Sanasie, was last evening executed outside her home as she entered her yard at Atlantic Gardens, East Coast Demerara.

The Guyana Chronicle was informed that the woman had just returned home and proceeded to open her gate when a vehicle pulled up and a man came out of it and shot the woman four times. She

was pronounced dead on arrival at the Georgetown Public Hospital.
Patricia Sanasie and her husband were featured prominently in the news last year after he accused her of ordering a hit on him.
He said he received a call days before a failed execution on his life, in which he sustained gunshot wounds while at his Alberttown business place.
The woman had bitterly denied the claim and she stated that he was mentally unstable.
And then there were claims of infidelity and talk of a divorce between the two.
Last evening, one woman who identified herself as a close friend of the dead woman and who accompanied other persons to the hospital with her last evening accused the woman’s husband of ordering the hit on her.
“Just a wall separate me and Patsy house. It happen like bam bam, bam, bam and that is it so quick I don’t think it take ten seconds to empty the four bullets and her daughter start to squeal and when I flip my window all I see is neighbours run, run, and when I get my night clothes and start run over the girl was dragging her in the car, she arrived at the hospital dead,” the woman said.
No one was able to record the registration plate for the vehicle which brought the gunman to the location.
The friend who was very outspoken accused the businessman of “playing very dirty.”
Asked if the businesswoman ever expressed fear for her life, the woman recounted “every time she does say that, over, and over and over and over again, she does not speak in silence cause what she has to say when she stand up and talk the whole neighborhood could hear she saying what she saying.”
The media were also told that during the problem last year, the businessman cleared out everything from the house, but failed to remove his machinery and other equipment from inside the yard.
Patricia reportedly hired some men to cut down some trees which were in the yard, and as payment she told them to take whatever they wanted as payment as she wanted the entire yard cleared. When the man returned and realised that items which were worth a fortune were all gone, he held his head and cried.
Last year when allegations of her involvement in his attempted execution surfaced, the woman decided to face the media along with her brother who resided outside of Guyana, but was present in Guyana at the time.
“I am innocent, I know nothing… I have been living with this man for 28 years, since I was 16 why would I want to do that …” she said.

(By Leroy Smith)