RELATIVES of murdered businesswoman Patricia ‘Patsy’ Sanasie plan to have her remains embalmed before a private viewing by very close relatives and friends, and then the body will be taken by aircraft to the USA.

This publication was informed that despite the number of friends that the woman had, and her students and staff from the private school she once owned, the viewing will not likely be extended to them.
At the moment, the woman’s relatives are contemplating the use of one of two shipping companies to have the remains taken to the United States along with an extra coffin.
It was also confirmed that the woman’s daughter, who witnessed the attack on her mother, has not gone into hiding but is staying at a very close friend of the woman’s husband.

However, Deokarran Sanasie, her husband, is being accused of ordering the hit on her on Monday night in front of her Atlantic Gardens home.

Meanwhile, the police have been given additional information about the likely identity of the hit-man, whose name has been called before in a number of similar crimes, but he has managed to evade the long arm of the law.

Sources close to the investigation have also indicated that the police have been able to secure other leads, which cannot be disclosed now since that may compromise the investigation.
To date there have been no arrests or the detention of any vehicle but the police is confident that they will receive information that will aid in the apprehension of the persons responsible for the woman’s killing.

Meantime, the woman’s relatives are going ahead with plans to have her cremated overseas since they are fearful of the man and his connections. The feeling, however, is mutual on the part of the man and his family as they too are said to be afraid of the woman’s family and a possible retaliation for her killing.
The Guyana Chronicle has also been able to confirm that the woman’s husband has decided to stay away from her cremation in the United States, amidst claims that he is responsible for her death.
Police sources on Wednesday said hey have no intention just yet to extradite the businessman to this country to answer questions or face charges in connection with the death of his wife since there is no need to do that at this point.
It was pointed out that the move will be made only if the police have sufficient evidence to suggest that the man played a role in the hit on his wife. The man’s daughter who witnessed the execution of the woman is likely to travel to the United States with her body for the cremation.

(By Leroy Smith)