Prosecution closes case in septic tank murder trial – Defence to make no-case submissions tomorrow

THE prosecution has closed its case in the septic tank murder trial, making way for the defence to begin making no-case submissions.

The accused, who have all pleaded not guilty, are Ralph Tyndal, also called ‘Nick’; Anthony DePaul Hope, also called ‘Papa’; and Kevin O’Neil. They are charged with the murder of Ms Colleen Forrester, allegedly committed between December 27, 2007 and January 6, 2008.

Ms Forrester’s body was found in a septic tank in a yard in William Street, Campbellville, Georgetown.

The accused have all made caution statements, which trial judge Madame Justice Roxane George, has already ruled were freely and voluntarily given to the police.

The accused are represented by attorneys-at-law George Thomas, Madan Kissoon and Melvin Duke. Representing the prosecution are Miss Diana Kaulesar, Miss Stacy Goodings and Miss Sawnett Austin. (George Barclay)

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