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Lindo Creek probe…

Text from the ‘grave’ exposed phone use

A text message from the deceased Dax Arokium’s cellular phone was what alerted his family that the phone he had with him when he died at Lindo Creek was in use.

Dax Arokium

“Please put $200 in my phone, baby,” was the message a female friend of the man received on July 4, weeks after the burnt remains of Dax and seven other miners were found at Lindo Creek by his father, Leonard Arokium.

It is believed that the text was sent by Dax but that he lost signal before it was transmitted. When the phone was activated in a signal area again, the text, which would have been pending was automatically transmitted and to the young woman’s phone.

Speaking to Stabroek News yesterday the young woman, who prefers to remain anonymous, said she was in downtown Georgetown when she received the message on July 4. She said initially she did not know who it was from as Dax had two phones, one of which was very new and she was not familiar with the number. She said she immediately dialled the number, but while someone pressed the answer button no one answered and she only heard noise in the background before the phone went off. She said she redialled the number but the phone was apparently turned off.

The young woman said it was about a week or two later as she was going through her phone that she came across the text again and suspected that it may have come from Dax’s phone. She said she immediately called the young man’s brother, who confirmed that the number was for a phone Dax had had in his possession.

She said she then dialled the number again and this time someone answered and said: “Soldier man ent deh and he lef he phone home,” and hung up. However, this time, someone called her back immediately after and asked her who she was trying to get in contact with. She said she informed the person that she had received a text from the number and she wanted to know who had sent it.

According to the young woman, someone then told her it was a soldier’s phone and that he was not around. Soon after, she said, another voice was heard on the phone, which sounded like a child’s, and told her that he had found the phone in an alleyway in Christianburg, Linden. Even before the child had finished speaking, she added, a woman took the phone and attempted to explain where her “nephew” had found the phone.
She said she explained that the phone belonged to someone she knew and the woman then asked her if she wanted the phone. She said the woman told her that when her nephew found the phone it was “battered” and two of the buttons were missing, but he decided to remove the SIM card and use it.

“I ask her why he would do that, because when people find phone they don’t use the SIM they take that out and throw it away and use the phone. But she couldn’t answer she just ask me if I want the phone I tell she yes and she say ‘hold on.’ I hold on for a while and then she come on back and say she nephew say he throw away the phone and he ent know where he throw it.”

That was the last time the young woman made contact with anyone on the phone, but by this time Dax’s relatives, including his father, had been alerted.

The man’s relatives are convinced the phone was on his person at the time of his death as he had called a friend from Kwakwani on June 5 or 6, just before he went into the backdam.

`Flexpack’

Meanwhile, his father Leonard Arokium has produced the ‘Flexpack’ he received from the Digicel outlet at Parbhu’s General Store in Parika, which gives the customer all the information about the phone.

Arokium showed Stabroek News a document, which indicated that the phone with the number 592-674-9643 was purchased on May 15.
The phone evoked interest after Arokium’s lawyer revealed that calls had been mysteriously made on it in August this year.

On Saturday, the police said that based on information they had received from the telephone company the cellular phone which Arokium said his son Dax had on his person was registered to a female.

However, Arokium said, because his passport had expired he had asked one of the salesgirls in the store to use her identification card to purchase the phone. He said that was the reason the phone was registered in the name of a female.

The police said they have since arrested three persons who might have knowledge “of a cell phone with a SIM card of a similar number” and they were being questioned. There has been no further information from the police on this probe.

Arokium said on Monday that he has since given a statement to the police and showed them the ‘Flexpack’.
How the phone came to be in possession of persons living in Linden will now have to be answered.

Clifton Wong, Nigel Torres, Cecil Arokium, Compton Speirs, Bonny Harry, Horace Drakes, Dax Arokium, and Lancelot Lee were slaughtered at the Lindo Creek mine and their remains burnt sometime after June 6. Leonard Arokium discovered their burnt remains on June 21.

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78 Responses to “Lindo Creek probe…”

decanadianCarlVeecock
on October 8th, 2008 5:55 am

This is quite complex..
..strange business purchase
..unusual phone find
…odd responses from the current users.

Police got their work cut out.

Arokium seems to be in the clear I think.

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Pepie
In reply to the above comment on October 8th, 2008 9:08 am:
He is. Bloggers wanted answers about the phone and Mr. Arokuim knowledge of it. Well they now have it.

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Hazel
on October 8th, 2008 6:40 am

The dead speaks(this is a true saying). Because of the way those men were killed, belive me, their souls will haunt those murderers until the truth is revealed. They will run but will have nowhere to hide.

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Dude
In reply to the above comment on October 8th, 2008 12:25 pm:
Murderers are dead too, Hazel. It’s soul vs soul…ha.

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APEEPINU
In reply to the above comment on October 8th, 2008 4:42 pm:
A word to the wise….”Believe in none of what you hear, and half of what yu see”

bess
In reply to the above comment on October 8th, 2008 7:56 pm:
so true, this is like a movie story, trust me, those killers will be found, trust me, the dead men souls will speak out, trust, hold on soon will be ta la la in giyana soon,

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sheik
on October 8th, 2008 6:59 am

If there is fair game and professionalism this information can lead to positive outcomes.

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rambler
on October 8th, 2008 6:59 am

It’s simple the guy was in the coffin wanting some credit for the after life. It’s like the Ancient Egyptians: No one should be buried without their cellphone.

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Pepie
In reply to the above comment on October 8th, 2008 9:09 am:
I love this….dying with laugther and i agree.

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Tygo
In reply to the above comment on October 8th, 2008 10:41 am:
Seems like he is getting proper signal up there.

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Dude
In reply to the above comment on October 8th, 2008 12:30 pm:
I love you guys…these are the kind of bloggers needed for the daily dose of laughter coming out of Guyana…not the bias, blinded boobers.

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GTDON
In reply to the above comment on October 8th, 2008 6:21 pm:
no man shoul b without his fone real ting.

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good guy
In reply to the above comment on October 8th, 2008 11:50 pm:
rambler –this guy is better than Jesus –he rose on the first day (and made his call ) . Or like Burnham who was buried twice . Guyana is creating history everyday .

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SandHurst First
on October 8th, 2008 7:12 am

I believe every single thing this man said is the truth, however, i did find a part of his story that was not true.. i hope the readers who have a crime solving mind can find it in the article above and write it in their blogs. This Afternoon i will tell you about it.

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eloise
on October 8th, 2008 7:40 am

RAMBLER, YOU MAY BE RIGHT,

THE DEAD COME BACK TO SPEAK FOR HIM SELF

IT LOOK LIKE THE ANCIENT EGYPTIAN IS RIGHT

YOU SHOULD BURIED WITH THE MOST IMPORTANT THINGS,

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APEEPINU
In reply to the above comment on October 8th, 2008 4:50 pm:
well i feel sorry for you cause you got NADA, SQUAT, NOTHING…..Ha Ha.

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Jolene
on October 8th, 2008 8:13 am

It does not take a scholar to determine. Arokium is adamant that the soldiers killed the miners and the use of Dax’s phone by a soldier and/or his family only points in one direction. Let them explain how they came to be in possession of Dax’s cell phone. C’mon police do you need a magnifying glasses? Even Ray Charles (RIP) can see this one.

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evileyes
on October 8th, 2008 8:16 am

From day one I said Arokium knows more than what hes telling investigators…I aslo said…give him all the time he needs to reflect and he will eventually tell all he knows…People, when your son and brother is murdered you dont go to Freddie Kissoon and the Media first….you go to the police….Aroikum never said he had any previous problems with police…He must also tell why he does not trust the police….we listening……

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ZERO TOLERANCE
In reply to the above comment on October 8th, 2008 10:08 am:
Hey evileyes,there’s a certain race of people in guyana who don’t like to see anybody having anything more than themselves so because Mr Arokuim have what he has, it’s difficult for anyone from that group i mentioned earlier to be objective in this matter because their minds are bad “corrupt” and they wish they had Arokuim’s business, looks like some of those bad minded parasites migrated, who the cap fits can surely wear it!

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evileyes
In reply to the above comment on October 8th, 2008 12:19 pm:
Since you mentioned race in this>>then please tell us coz i dont know….

amen-ra
In reply to the above comment on October 8th, 2008 2:18 pm:
There’s only one race of people and that’s the human race, apart from that we have different ethnic groups.

Ryon Lowe
In reply to the above comment on October 8th, 2008 3:48 pm:
Well then ,let Mr.Arokium use his wealth to solve his son’s myterious death. I’m sure people with money will left no stone unturn to find the killer (s) .

evileyes
In reply to the above comment on October 8th, 2008 5:04 pm:
amen-ra….dahhhhhhhh

Desilu
In reply to the above comment on October 8th, 2008 5:52 pm:
Amen to that. I went to a Guyanese ‘function’ last weekend in the City and I hear these people with this ’six races’ nonsense. People, we have three races but many ethnic goups. Stop with this six races thing ‘cos we really sound ‘ignar’ when we say it.

APEEPINU
In reply to the above comment on October 8th, 2008 4:52 pm:
We as in (you) the Police, or the PPP Communist.. 1963 shall soon come back to Guyana if this continues

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Nskeete2
on October 8th, 2008 8:19 am

At least Arokium is right so far. Things still seem complicated though.

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stan bishop 208.94.178.4 not found
In reply to the above comment on October 8th, 2008 8:41 am:
things will always seem complicated as long as key info is witheld

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stan bishop 208.94.178.4 not found
on October 8th, 2008 8:38 am

we should at least give the guy some credit (no pun intended) for at least clearing his name

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buxton_man
on October 8th, 2008 8:41 am

I want to know why an expired passport cannot be used for the purpose of identification. If my passport expires today, do I cease to be me tomorrow?
I think expired passports should be accepted unless the photos are damaged or so old that they no longer resemble the person.

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Dinstinct
In reply to the above comment on October 8th, 2008 9:31 am:
because u from buxton you nah exist….nobody nah live there…

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BIG D
on October 8th, 2008 8:41 am

Most of us,who have been blogging about this cell phone,have got it right.Mr Green and his Crime Chief are out of step.Maybe they should start writing their resignations.Criminal investigation is a painstaking job.A special squad should
take over.Joint Services cannot investigate themselves.Minister of Home Affairs
please note.Mr Arokium we are fully behind you.

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Pepie
In reply to the above comment on October 8th, 2008 9:14 am:
Big D ya right…. I don’t doubt Mr. Arokuim one minute and I love how he is keeping them on their toes. He want answers and he is going to continue pressuring them until someone in the JS breaks and start singing. Just wait and see.

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Fulano de Tal
on October 8th, 2008 8:54 am

Evileyes, I think the reason Mr. Arokium refused to go to the police was because after he made his analyses, as one very familiar with the terrain he could only come to one conclusion, the JS killed those men. He explained how illogical & risky it would be for Fineman’s gang to have returned to his camp to kill his people. That therefore only left one set of poeple, the JS. He also showed by use of a map that the GDF had a camp nearby & it would be tantamount to suicide for Fineman & possee to go there especially after reaching the Christmas Falls area. That meant only the JS, or the Bounty Hunters/Phantom could’ve gone there & successfully killed those miners. It’s plain to see based on the evidence we have that he was/is right all along. The blind could see that someone’s covering up for somebody(ies) because it will blow their evil activities.
Jah protect Mr Arokium & family & may the truth flow forth like the mighty Kaieteur.

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Myinput
In reply to the above comment on October 8th, 2008 9:53 am:
Did they find any bullets or spent shells? (CSI Miami junkie) Maybe if they comb the area they would find something that may rule out or in, that the police had any involvement. Who can do the investigation that would be impartial? hmmmm

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Fulano de Tal
In reply to the above comment on October 8th, 2008 12:26 pm:
The area was combed & you know what was discovered . . . according to OUR ‘law enforcement’ investigations!?!?!? They were related to Fineman’s gang . . not surprising. If you’re literate & I KNOW you are you would’ve read on more than one occasion that ballistic results are readily available for certain crimes while others take more than a lifetime to be found. If I want to place you at the scene of the crime I will take anything belonging to you to that scene or I plant things from the scene on you.
Lemme give you a hint on how our “LAW enforcement” works.
I was going home about 12:30 A.M. after going out to WORK on a HOLIDAY to improve a certain sector of our country. On my way home after dropping a few executives to their respective hotels, homes etc I was confronted by the “law enforcement officers” who apparently had a stake out in my neighbourhood. I usually reverse & park in front of my home because my dogs jumped up on my car scratching it & setting off the alarm. To reverse from the street corner to my home in a country st. approx. 200 mt. an officer stopped me tellin me that I had removed my seat belt. At that time of the morning & knowing that they were not doing traffic duty in a country cross st. I told them I was going home after a very hard days work & unless they really had motive for stopping me then they could shoot me as I drove away. They came running weapons cocked after my car & on realising that I had opened my gate & let ALL my dogs out they retreated. The following morning my neighbour, a HIGH RANKING GFS officer told me that it was good that I moved off & left the scene when I did since one of the “LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS” went to the foolice pick-up truck got a package out & was about to slip it into my car through the window on my blind side as I was in verbal altercation with his cohorts on the other side.
That’s how it works.

evileyes
In reply to the above comment on October 8th, 2008 11:09 am:
Fulano::::::read what i said…read very carefully..dont jump the guns so fast….Jah man gat he own theory from day one man….and he gat he own ansa too….

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Fulano de Tal
In reply to the above comment on October 8th, 2008 12:34 pm:
My apologies I gotcha

APEEPINU
In reply to the above comment on October 8th, 2008 5:00 pm:
You sound more and more like a Cumminist, keep talking.
Gerry
on October 8th, 2008 9:17 am

GOD MOVES IN MYSTERIOUS WAYS.FATE MADE THE PASSPORT ID NOT ACCEPTED SO THAT THE WOMAN HAD TO MAKE THE PURCHASE. FATE MADE THE TEXT COME THROUGH JUST BEFORE THAT GUY LOST HIS LIFE.
THE ‘SOLDIER’ AFTER HE REALISED THE PHONE WAS ‘HOT’ GAVE THE PHONE TO HIS SCHOOL BOY BROTHER TO COVER HIS TRACKS.
LET THE POLICE PRESSURE HIM TO SPEAK THE TRUTH.
LET ME TELL YOU THIS: MR AROKIUM IS NOT A FOOL-HE ATTENDED ST STANISLAUS COLLEGE WITH MY BROTHER, SO HE WON’T ACCEPT ANY FOOLISH EXPLANATION. IN THE OLD DAYS -FOOLS WERE NOT ALLOWED THER. SO THEY HAVE TO COME GOOD. HE WILL NOT LET UP.

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William J
on October 8th, 2008 9:37 am

The plot thickens! I’m keenly awaiting the next juicy morsel of evidence Mr. Arokium.

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MACK
on October 8th, 2008 9:45 am

As far as the killings are concerned, I believe the story was told to people in the mini bus which was hijacked by several heavily armed men, which turned out to be some of the Fineman’s gang. As far as the cell phone is concerned, I believe the story that the cell phone was found and the sim card is being used. The sim would have the records of the phone.

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Myinput
on October 8th, 2008 9:46 am

The police force needs to regarin public trust. If trust was there in the beginning when the text was received the woman would have felt comfortable in confiding her findings to the police.

Too many dirty cops. From top to bottom. They have to start setting them up, catch them, make it public and throw them in jail.

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amen-ra
on October 8th, 2008 9:58 am

Well what can i say, afer reading this article i came to the conclusion that the cell phone that was being used could have been lost by the bandit while passing through linden and was found by the lad, who in turn took out the chip and put it in another phone and continue it usage, i believe the three person who were arrested are innocent too, it was reported in today’s kaieteur news that the men were released from police custody. I hope this investigation comes out successful.

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tiger
In reply to the above comment on October 8th, 2008 11:12 am:
amen-ra read again they said the cell was on him (the deceased) when he was murdered.

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amen-ra
In reply to the above comment on October 8th, 2008 2:28 pm:
well if it was on him when he was murdered then the phone would have been burned up in the fire so how come the phone still exist.?
DMACK
on October 8th, 2008 10:17 am

This case is spiralling out of control, this also bring into question the legality of the forensic investigation and conclusion.

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Finegirl
on October 8th, 2008 10:34 am

Hmmmm….well, I cannot tell you who killed those men but I sure do know that they were killed by some one or something and it will soon come out. I think though that the female who received the text, Mr. Arokium and his lawyers or investigators should have dealt with this discovery of the use of the mobile very discreetly, they should have follow the leads to get more inside of the story of how these folks were able to get hold of the dead man’s phone. They should have prolong the contacts a bit longer, improvise a way of getting names, addresses, etc from this woman and child who was using the dead man’s phone, in that way they would have been able to get solid information on who this “Soldier” man is that left the phone home. Because, have you read what transpired in the conversation, one person said that ‘Soldier’ man left his phone home, then a child came on afterwards and said he found the phone in some alley, then a woman came on and give her story. So a smart investigator would have lead on the contacts, maybe send the credit, get close to the person so as to get solid information on the case. Then when solid information and evidence are gathered you move in with the police. This is called under cover investigations. Now the persons who using the phone will not want to use it again because they now know that the phone is under investigation. To what i read in the story above, there is a lot more to only the youth or the woman using that phone. This calls for very smart investigations. But keep digging Mr. A and others, you soon will bounce into the whole truth and nothing but the truth will surface, dont give up no matter how long it takes. And Mr. A. if you believe in God, pray to Him and He will give you direction where and who to go to get the truth, it will come out, it will come out……….

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malaika06
In reply to the above comment on October 8th, 2008 1:33 pm:
At long last, the one of the most sensible blog on this subject I’ve read for today

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james
on October 8th, 2008 11:03 am

People think for a while. If somebody killed someone why will they want to keep the phone that the person had at the time?

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Fulano de Tal
In reply to the above comment on October 8th, 2008 12:31 pm:
Confident that inefficient investigative ability & corrupt officials will keep your butt (for want of a better word) covered.

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LoveGT4Real
In reply to the above comment on October 8th, 2008 12:40 pm:
james you may be surprised to learn how stupid people can be at times.

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buxton_man
In reply to the above comment on October 8th, 2008 1:37 pm:
They didn’t keep the phone; they kept the SIM. They were so stupid that they didn’t realize that KEEPIN THE SIM= KEEPING THE PHONE.

guy123
In reply to the above comment on October 8th, 2008 2:01 pm:
James…can you remember fineman and Satadeo Saw’s credit card?

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Tazz
In reply to the above comment on October 8th, 2008 7:49 pm:
APEEPINU I BELIEVE IN EVERY WORD THAT U SAID …………100% AND WHO WILL BELIEVE THAT FINEMAN HAD THAT MINISTER CREDIT CARD ………….U PEOPLE R SO STUPID .
I DONT LIVE IN GT BEEN HERE OVER 7 YEARS AND SOME OF MY FRIENDS REFER TO ME A SOLDIER MAN , I HOPE Y’ALL ENT THINK IT ME

John Smith
In reply to the above comment on October 8th, 2008 4:24 pm:
James the COP was said they keep stuff for trophy.

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APEEPINU
In reply to the above comment on October 8th, 2008 5:08 pm:
Why would someone kill another person to begin with?, because they are not in their right mind,,,they tend not to think rational, and do irrational things, so you go figure that one out.

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tiger
on October 8th, 2008 11:08 am

now mr.arokium had aligated that it was the army that did his people in, and now this incident came up where someone answered the cell phone and said that `soldier man aint deh ,he lef he phone home, this development has me thinking suspiciously of the aligation that was made by mr.arokium , could there be some truth in what he was saying, the police should investigate and find out where these people live and question them as to where they got or found the cell phone.

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Dude
In reply to the above comment on October 8th, 2008 12:43 pm:
I actually agree with you, dude. This is quite a coincidence…if the woman is telling the truth. What about a lie detector test for both the Soldier and his family, as well as, the woman who rec’d the call.

We should also not assume that because one soldier is rotten, the whole barrel rotten. That is, if the soldier is indeed rotten.

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Arnold
on October 8th, 2008 11:27 am

This is a Jig-saw puzzle!! Was this soldier man that left his phone home was a member of the J.S that was hunting those ill-famed criminals at Lindo creek or Environs.
Or was one of the criminals who calls one another soldier they had ample time to reach Linden 04/08.

What happen to the results of the Jamaicans Probe?
————It’s truely a Hell of a Hobble————

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Cheryl
on October 8th, 2008 11:57 am

Every where u turn is “Cover UPS,” when this story unfolds, people mouths would drop, when this terrible killings occurred, I spoke my mind, my blogg was deleted. Mr A is not saying all he knows, constantly going about this matter the wrong way, he should allow the detectives to do their lazy, laxed work and divulge no information, they were paid to properly investigate crimes, they r incompetent and lazy, seeking others to do their jobs, something is terrible wrong here, these men spirits needs to rest, they r held like animal carcases in the morgue, parents and families needs closure to this matter, are they going to keep them there 4 a rememberance anniversary next yr,? the Government had others from Trinidad to do their work, I don’t know what/ where r the results,? a shame that the Guyana Government always asking 4 help from other Countries, (common pratice,) when results r given, this Government always has citizens in limbo as though they r idiots, morons or gullible, Guyanese r educated, they can decern truths, lies , half truths and facts, the crime scene was trampled on, everyone were allowed to touch and walk all over the area, what type of invesitaged results/reports made?, not much I presumed, if any at all. It’s time for closure Mr. Green, get your lazy detectives out there in the field to investigate this matter properly, or maybe you have to put up $50,000.00 for them to share it again, before the killers are found and killed to share the kitty, no more taxpayers monies, they r being paid to do a job and do it properly or resign.

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malaika06
In reply to the above comment on October 8th, 2008 1:44 pm:
You know you really make no sense. Tell me if I’m reading you right?

1. Mr A. has a credibility issue as far as you are concerned
2. Greene guys are lazy (no investigative skills, slothful….la la la
3. There’s a cover-up

Okay, tell me who’s covering up here, not clear if it’s Arokium or the Greene guys?

Greene guys r lazy; scene contaminated, do you suddenly expect them to make a 360 degree into crime sleuths, once Arokium keep his mouth shut?

If Arokium does not keep this alive, (by your reasoning he shld keep his mouth shut) how r we to get some semblance of what happened?

But I’ll give you ur props that the families deserve some sort of closure. The least the poolice/JS can do is to identify the remains so a burial can take place.

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Cheryl
In reply to the above comment on October 8th, 2008 4:09 pm:
Identify which remains, their bodies were placed untop of each other and burnt, remember,? yes!, there’s a cover up

They cannot make a 360 deg: now, it should have been done b4, after the bodies were found, no one should have been allowed there, until investigators were finished.

Yes!, he should not be saying anything to them, they turn things around, and by the way, this forum is a “SPEAK YOUR MIND,” isn’t it not.? you are reading me wrong, darn right.

Cheryl
In reply to the above comment on October 8th, 2008 4:17 pm:
And I’m not the only blogger who said that, u need to allow others to “SPEAK YOUR MIND.”

APEEPINU
In reply to the above comment on October 8th, 2008 5:14 pm:
You said a mouthful sister,,I wrote the same things that you are putting out and they were canned, I’m glad your’s got through.

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Cheryl
In reply to the above comment on October 9th, 2008 11:09 am:
Apeepinu!, some bloggers thinks they own SN, this forum is to “Speak your mind,” still we would have others trying to get their views across, and the rest who r damed if they do.
aretha
on October 8th, 2008 12:34 pm

time will tell.god answer prayers.

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LoveGT4Real
on October 8th, 2008 12:45 pm

I don’t have enough faith to believe that it’s a coincidence that the current “owner” of the phone goes by the name “soldier man”.

Can anyone imagine what it would have been like if Mr. Arokium did not have the financial resources to conduct his own investigation, and was simply relying on the GPF to solve this case?

Being a Land Surveyor was also an advantage as he was able to use his knowledge maps, as well as that of the area to query whether it was feasible for Fine man to eliminate his men given the proximity of the JS.

May God help us all.

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ALL_GT
on October 8th, 2008 2:06 pm

What is the possibility of a soldier or a relative of a soldier finding a cell phone alleged to have been used by a murder victim and whose relatives suspect was killed by the miltary? The authorities should have had people in handcuffs already.

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Ravi
on October 8th, 2008 2:06 pm

Lets wait and see what comes out of the police investigation. It seems like everyone whats to be in CSI. It could be simple as someone found a phone and wanted to make some free phone call. How stupid can you be, to be involve in killing someone and making call with their phone to friends and family.

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BIG D
on October 8th, 2008 3:48 pm

A reminder for Mr Green.Where is this witness you spoke about?Mr Hamilton Green also asked the same question.Produce this witness now.I smell something Fishy.Keep up the pressure Mr Arokium,its only a matter of time.

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Zoe
on October 8th, 2008 6:24 pm

As far as the police concerned, Is Fine man and he gang kill the miners….so jump high, jump low, the case solve!! But God watching and he dont like “ugly”. See wht happen to the three story house….?

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alexmarcos
on October 8th, 2008 8:17 pm

I believe that the truth will be brought out sooner. Remember only two suspects, Fineman and gang and JS

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Caesar
on October 8th, 2008 8:43 pm

Ford once made a car called the “Ford Probe.” Development took years. I Imagine it would take that long to finish this Lindo Creek probe.

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dereck I Lovell
on October 9th, 2008 4:28 am

I have been reading A lot about the Lindo creek murders from some of you bloggers out there, and I must say that some of you are jumping the gun in trying to paint every Soldier as A bandit , my heart felth simpathy goes out to the families of the dead at the camp it was unfurtunate , but if it was done by the joint services it was A group decision at the time I think , I was A good soldier and there are many more right now serving our Country , so try not bunche us all as having one mentallity thanks guys.

ex- Soldier

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Cheryl
In reply to the above comment on October 9th, 2008 11:12 am:
Thanks dereck, put them to their places, very unfair

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eloise
on October 9th, 2008 5:21 am

the truth will come out soon,

god does not sleep, keep praying,

take your time friend, take your time.

he is slow , but………

ja is great, jeovah, alla, is one true god,

so have faith.

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paul
on October 10th, 2008 7:27 am

I tink he remember his famely that why he call

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BANKER4243
on October 10th, 2008 2:54 pm

Remember, they said fineman ad others had the credit card that belonged to Satyadeow Sawh. Seems like killer just like to keep mementos of their victims. LOL

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