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Noelina’s caretaker surfaces

Says he instructed wife to lie about her whereabouts
The second caretaker of Noelina Prospere-Medor, the octogenarian who was found on Saturday after her UK-based son frantically tried to locate her, has surfaced saying his estranged wife lied about the woman’s whereabouts on his instructions.

Hubert Alexander visited Stabroek News yesterday saying he wanted his side to be heard and charged that the woman’s son deliberately tried to bypass and bully him. He said he returned from the interior late Friday and only heard then about reports in the press that the woman’s son had been looking for Noelina.

He said he wanted a confrontation with Sylvester Medor whenever he came to Guyana and so he told his wife not to give out any information on Noelina’s whereabouts. “So the only way was for her to withhold information and let me deal with the matter.” the man said.

He told this newspaper that it was in June this year that he and his wife had problems and separated and the only place he could have found accommodation was at 363 Craig, East Bank Demerara, the small apartment in which Medor was found last Saturday. He said he took the woman there with him because she was ultimately his responsibility and he felt he needed to take care of the woman who had raised him as a child.

However with his job as a chauffeur and miner in the interior, Alexander said about five days after he took the elderly woman with him to the Craig apartment he left for the interior. The night before his departure, however, he asked a woman to take care of the octogenarian. He said he meant to be away for a few days and so he handed her $5000 to cater for the woman’s meals.

Hubert Alexander

The man said he returned at various times from the interior but the woman he hired to help started to make harsh financial demands and he was not satisfied with the way in which she took care of the woman. So he told her he no longer needed her services. He said he then hired another woman who looked after Noelina up to the day she was taken from the Craig apartment.

Alexander was furious about reports that his apartment was in a deplorable condition, saying that such was not the case. In his view the woman was comfortable while he slept in a hammock slung across the room. He said he felt the caretakers who knew of the situation and reported such to the media were deceitful. However when asked about his instructions for his wife to deceive both the media and the police about the woman’s whereabouts, Alexander said his wife had a right to honour him rather than the media or police because of the situation and especially since Noelina was his responsibility.

Alexander has since gone to the hospital to visit Noelina but said he was told by someone looking over her that he had to get permission before he is allowed to see her.

My intentions
Alexander told Stabroek News yesterday that when he took the initiative to move Noelina from her Albouystown place it was mostly because of the deplorable conditions there and after he found her in a pool of blood.

He said the woman told him that she needed someone to defend her since she and her husband had issues regarding the Albouystown property and she felt she was being taken advantage of. So she made him her Power of Attorney. The man said his intention was to get the woman’s property renovated and to take care of her.

He said he later was able to contact Sylvester Medor after he noticed the woman had a letter from him in 2003. He said the woman spent close to two months at the Palms Geriatric home before moving in with him and his wife in Middle Road La Penitence.

Alexander added that Medor sent sums of money initially but it was not enough to take care of the woman. According to him, at the same time they had started a process of completing a Deed of Gift which would have eventually made the woman’s son the legal owner of the Albouystown property.

He said he later learnt that Medor had gone behind his back and made numerous telephone calls to the attorney handling the matter. At the same time he stopped making contact with him or sending money for his mother’s maintenance.
“So ownership of the house rather than his mother’s well-being became his priority,” he argued.

Alexander insisted that because of his outstanding issues with Medor and the fact that the man did not want to trust him with the property, “I said when he come I want me and him to have a
confrontation first so my wife was told not to give any information about the woman’s whereabouts.”

Medor went public after he came to Guyana last month in search of his mother. Reports to the police as well as several newspaper articles stirred interest in the case and one of the woman’s caretakers led police to the apartment last Saturday. Noelina was taken to the GPHC where she remains. The Human Services Ministry has since said it will intervene to ensure that the woman is taken care of until her son returns to make permanent arrangements for her.

Alexander told this newspaper yesterday that that would only happen if he backs down since he has a document which is still valid and entrusts him with taking care of the woman.

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73 Responses to “Noelina’s caretaker surfaces”

On the look out
on October 9th, 2008 6:41 am

I knew this story had more to it than what was said.

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lambada
on October 9th, 2008 6:51 am

the best thing you did was to come foward, to my believe from the inception is that her son from london was only interested in her property.

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mr medor
In reply to the above comment on October 9th, 2008 4:59 pm:
i dont need my mother property the property dose not belong to my mon please dont comment if you dont no the facts mr alexander is a lier if he was telling the truth why did his wife lied to the police

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Hazel
on October 9th, 2008 7:13 am

If this woman’s son was totally interested in her, why didn’t he extend his time to look for her, especially after not seeing her for years? His motives are obvious. However, the caretaker should not have looked her in that house and should be held responsible.

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urboss
In reply to the above comment on October 9th, 2008 8:52 am:
Your Right! but the situation show as though the son was right since everyone was so silent on the issue. Now that the caretaker come forward and give his version now someone can know what really transpired. Having said so some see it differently here, noting that Guyanese was scampish. I’m happy the caretaker came forward and made it clear. But also the big question was why the son returns to the UK he might have known something would have irrupted out of this and claim a so called surgery he had to undergo as a scape-goat. I hope this mother find piece eventually.

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George C.Bobb
In reply to the above comment on October 9th, 2008 1:38 pm:
I,believe,from what i have read,the elderly woman’s son showed no interest in his mother’s welfare.
Guyanese,are notorious of being devious,and very dishonest.I have had the experience.

malaika06
In reply to the above comment on October 9th, 2008 7:39 pm:
George C. Bobb

Where do you get off with your crap about Guyanese being notorious for being “devious and dishonest”?

Make your judgements abt the people who you placed your trust in and don’t paint everyone with the same job because of your poor choices!!!

mr medor
In reply to the above comment on October 9th, 2008 5:03 pm:
i saw my mon last year and left her in alexander and wife care in good faith every body thinks i am after something i am not after anything my mother has which is nothing she has nothing and i dont want any thing get your facts right or dont comment
sylvester medor

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Geroge
In reply to the above comment on October 10th, 2008 1:27 am:
That guy who is painting that all Guyanese are notorious for stuff like that got major problems. Look if you made a stupid decision live with it, don’t blame everyone for your stupidity.
Mme Defarge
on October 9th, 2008 7:41 am

What a weak story! Does this “caretaker” think this puts him in a better light? Doesn’t this soul ’s welfare and seeing her son supercede all other considerations? What a despot - instructing his wife to deceive the police and the woman’s own son!

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Karjackman
In reply to the above comment on October 9th, 2008 1:02 pm:
No I dont think so. If the old lady was of a sound mind at the time she gave the caretaker “Power of Attorney”, then they would probably have to go to court again to resolve this issue. On another note, if the son was so concerned about his mother, why in heaven’s name was he absent from her for approximately 40 years, to the point that the caretaker had to contact him about his mother. Shouldn’t it have been the other way around. The last contact with him by his mother was 2003. At her age he should have been in constant contact with his mother. Then when he heard about the property, why did he not care about her well being and was more concerned about the property. I’m speaking from experience when I say that the family always show up when the assets are being divided, but the responsibility of taking care of their loved ones are always left to the unfortunate so called “hired help”.

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Paula Smith
In reply to the above comment on October 9th, 2008 1:45 pm:
Dont you think he has a cheek allowing his ugly mug to be printed in the newspaper for all to see …we all know who he is …SHAMEFUL PERSON

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mr medor
In reply to the above comment on October 9th, 2008 5:47 pm:
THANK YOU FOR YOUR REPLY.
HE CALLS HIMSELF A PREACHER ,A MAN OF GOD,BUT HE IS DEVIOUS. ALL HE IS INTERESTED IN IS THE LADY’S PROPERTY.

malaika06
In reply to the above comment on October 9th, 2008 7:41 pm:
So true Paula

I can’t fathom why Alexander thinks that he comes out looking like the good guy here. He sounds just as awful as the son, given the facts presented here
pking
on October 9th, 2008 8:14 am

Mouth open story jumpout.

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Arnold
on October 9th, 2008 8:34 am

The Caretaker didn’t konw that the Son was in Guyana for two weeks, you had wanted a confrontation with the Son, where were you? Why your Wife/exwife didn’t sent a message about the presence of the womans son, so the story could be cleared from day one. You may had good intentions for the Octogenarian, but,
I can’t understand your side of the story…..

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William J
In reply to the above comment on October 9th, 2008 3:06 pm:
I believe him…to a certain extent. the guy was in the bush..its not until he went back to town that he heard what was going on

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Gtdonna
In reply to the above comment on October 9th, 2008 3:23 pm:
Far as I know when you are in the “bush” sometimes weeks can pass before you get any news. My Uncle was in the Bush and even though messages was sent to him to tell him his father passed away, it actually took someone literally going in there to find him to bring him out so he can see his Dad one last time. Messages don’t get in there easy inspite of all the wonders of modern technology.

mr medor
In reply to the above comment on October 9th, 2008 5:55 pm:
thank you for your comment.
Alexander knew i was in Guyana because his wife was arrested and put in prison for one night,so she must have been in touch with him,if he says he instructed her to lie about my mothers whereabout.

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Charriot
In reply to the above comment on October 10th, 2008 12:34 am:
Are you rich? Mr. Alexander wants to be paid in some way or form, for his years of caregiving. That why they mislead the police.

Geroge
In reply to the above comment on October 10th, 2008 1:33 am:
Dude stop talking you are no better than the other guy ok. Why did the paper said you didnt see your OWN mother in 40 years and you claimed you saw her last year i guess?? Just stop talking and give the woman a better life so she can enjoy her last years and again STOP TALKING. You ever heard of the say ACTIONS SPEAK LOUDER THAN WORDS?
Nskeete2
on October 9th, 2008 8:45 am

The wife was only following instructions. Also the woman raised him as a child. Where was the son?

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malaika06
In reply to the above comment on October 9th, 2008 7:43 pm:
Please!!!, “woman following instructions” doesn’t she have a conscience? She’s just as wicked as the ex-husband

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Mme Defarge
In reply to the above comment on October 10th, 2008 6:48 am:
And if he was her EX-husband, why the deuce does she have to “follow instructions’ to break the law?

mr medor
In reply to the above comment on October 10th, 2008 3:19 am:
thanks for your comments thats another lie from mr alexander if my mother brought him as a child how come he did not no she had a son more lies he only
found out because he could not pay the rates on the property so he lied and told me that my mother was very ill so when i arrivied in guyana last year i paid over 200.0000 dollars in bills i allso gave himm 60.0000 dollars i have all the reciept to prove it he even wanted the bills to be put in his name i refuse i did not no my mother had any property at all untill i got to guyana because some people think that is what i am after i would rather give the property back to my mothers husband than to allow alexander to get his hand on
mr sylvester medor

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mr medor
In reply to the above comment on October 10th, 2008 3:29 am:
thanks for your comments another lie from mr alexander you dont no the
facts the only child my mother brought up was her husbands son if i was not in
contact with my mother all thoes years how would i know that he was only left
with my mother while his mother went to work and he is not my mother godson
tell him him to prove it on his birthcertifcate
mr sylvester medar

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berry
In reply to the above comment on October 10th, 2008 7:55 pm:
proof of being a godparent is never on your birthcertificate dude
Fulano de Tal
on October 9th, 2008 9:09 am

One’s interested in money, the other in a property, none of the two has the octagenarian’s interests/welfare at heart. They should both be sternly spoken to by the Human Services minister.

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Finegirl
on October 9th, 2008 9:40 am

This all has to do with the property in question, they both dont give a ‘NUTS’ about that woman. Can you believe the son in london haven’t seen his mother for years and it is only when she went missing he came rushing to look for her, I wonder what was going through his mind as he was in GT. The other one wanted a confrontation with the son, so where was he when the son was in GT. I think they should arrange a meeting and get this whole thing clear up for the better of that woman. They are too wicked to have that woman go through such thing! They both have their minds on that property.

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Mme Defarge
In reply to the above comment on October 9th, 2008 9:54 am:
The son may be all you say he is, but the fact remains that thanks to his exposing of these charlatans aka caregivers, Noelina has been set free from her filthy padlocked cell and pray God she what remains of her life will be spent in care and comfort.

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Paula Smith
In reply to the above comment on October 9th, 2008 1:36 pm:
I think the property should be sold and the proceeds go towards Mrs Medor ‘care for as long as she lives. She would be the only deserving person

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Finegirl
In reply to the above comment on October 10th, 2008 12:08 pm:
Yes I think so as well, that property should be sold and use the money to maintain Mrs. Medor.

mr medor
In reply to the above comment on October 10th, 2008 3:39 am:
get your fact right why dose every one in guyana think i am after property is that
all you people think i did not no that my mother any property by the way the property is not hers gbe for you comment get your facts right
mr sylvester medor

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GT IN Atlanta
In reply to the above comment on October 10th, 2008 10:41 am:
Mr Medor we will be happy to hear your side of the story, like the caring people we are. ……guyanses are going to speculate base on what the media give us…so please don not get offended if we are all responding to a story that seems to be ambiguous. Like you said get the facts right are you willing to provide them….. so you would not be continually labeled the prodical son . Good luck

Finegirl
In reply to the above comment on October 10th, 2008 12:24 pm:
Well sir, I am going with what I read in the media, I dont know and dont care who is lying, whether you, the alexander guy or the media is lying. You should take some time off and get this whole situation cleared up with your main focus on getting your mother well taken care off, she cannot be going through this stress at her age. she is your mother for heaven sake. By the way can your mom say something for herself and let us know who owns the property? And why didn’t your mom contacted you, aren’t you too on regular contact? With the whole story in the air you should be in contact every single day, even just to hear that your mom is ok. All I can say is that this has more to it.

mr medor
In reply to the above comment on October 10th, 2008 3:48 am:
get your facts right the property is not hers mr alexander thought it was
that is why he took out power of attorney two weeks before i arrived last year
and for your info i was allway sending money for my mother befor hecame along he did not no that i have all the poof i need so get your facts right
mr sylvester medor

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Mme Defarge
In reply to the above comment on October 11th, 2008 12:47 am:
Dear Mr Medor,
Get yourself back to Guyana at once and make sure that your mother does not fall once again into the hands of these callous people.The Gentlewomen’s Home on Brickdam might be a good place for her.
ALL_GT
on October 9th, 2008 9:52 am

The caretaker wanted the house.. If he did not know the son was in the country why instruct the wife to deny knowing of her wherabouts. Anyone would have sought to preserve the property of an elderly parent. And Mr. Caretaker how could someone ‘go behind your back’ to talk to their mother. You are not the woman’s son! If she did not own that property I doubt you would have been so concerned about her well being. You should have contacted the son if the woman had issues, instead you shielded her from everyone. Hoping she passes away and you’ll end up with the property.

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shyboilex
In reply to the above comment on October 9th, 2008 10:54 am:
I am sure that is not the case ALL_GT her son had no interest in here ,for over forty years he did not come to Guyana to see herhis last letter was in year 2003, and i am convinced that the only reason that her son now is playing that he care for his mother is because the property is involved, and hed it not been for God son telling her son about the property issue he was not going to have no idea.
And i am going to write a letter to British High Commissioner in Guyana to intervene about how her money that the British Government gives to her every month has been spent for the past 40 years.

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Paula Smith
In reply to the above comment on October 9th, 2008 1:43 pm:
never thought of it like this, Her pension may not be a lot for a person living in the Uk but enough to keep an elderly person living in GT comfortable. I think this is a matter for further investigation and should include all those so called who were involved in her supposed care i.e. her her so called son here in the Uk and those two down there in GT.
Gettho Youth
on October 9th, 2008 10:11 am

If this is really your side of the story you had no right what so ever to instruct your wife to lie about the woman’s whereabout, and also to lie to the police.
It this was the case as you mentioned the son stop sending money for you to you had every right to report this to the Ministry of Human Services and let them handle it by making contact with the son in London, and moving the lady back to a home for the elderly.
You should be charged with kidnapping.
The old lady was hungry when the police was informed……………
The photograph of the apartment said it all……………….
Mr. Alexzander, do you have a mother or any elderly female relative and would you like anyone to do this to them?
Shame on you.

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tiger
In reply to the above comment on October 9th, 2008 12:48 pm:
agree with you gettho youth, the mear fact that instructed his wife not to mention the woman’s where abouts tell you that he is dishonest and should not be trusted. i had predicted before that this story had a missing ring to it, so here it is now out in the open.

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Mme Defarge
In reply to the above comment on October 9th, 2008 2:18 pm:
Absolutely. Neither the condition in which this poor lady was found nor the secrecy and lies surrounding this issue can be explained away by the veniality of
her son. Alexander should be charged.

Geroge
In reply to the above comment on October 10th, 2008 1:35 am:
Thats call kidnapping Mr Alexander
madsick
on October 9th, 2008 11:59 am

Emotions can be so blinding to some of you readers…
First off; Mr. Alexander, took her out from the Geriatric home and had her live where? With him!!
Secondly; he started a process of completing a Deed of Gift which would have eventually made the “”woman’s son”" the legal owner of the Albouystown property.
Thirdly: being displeased with the first caretaker, he fired her and hired a second one (who locked the woman in the house - NOT MR. ALEXANDER)

Analyse properly then question motives…

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linguslion
In reply to the above comment on October 9th, 2008 2:41 pm:
Madsick, you read the story correctly. It sounds like Alex looked after her the best he could and I would like to think that he made the best arrangements he could for her care while he was away.
The son if he had not seen his mother for 40 years has to have a good reason for showing up in guyana in the weeks prior to having surgery in the UK. Was he after the property or was he trying to create good karma for himself before going under the knife. Only he knows.

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William J
In reply to the above comment on October 9th, 2008 3:17 pm:
Agreed

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Gtdonna
In reply to the above comment on October 9th, 2008 3:21 pm:
Well said madsick, it baffles me how a son can leave his mother in care of others for over 40 years and then all of a sudden he realises he has a mother. *shaking my head*

While the second caretaker was wrong to lock the lady up, Mr Alexander have told hsi side of the story. I feel maybe the son was upset with his mother in some way and kind of disowned her, then suddenly when he realised that for 40 years he made do without him and has property and who knows maybe even some money somewhere, he finally decide he has a mother and wants to get back in touch.

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Charriot
In reply to the above comment on October 9th, 2008 5:15 pm:
Let’s question the CARE GIVERS, if they exist!!!

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Paula Smith
In reply to the above comment on October 9th, 2008 5:36 pm:
are you related to the worst man in the world

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Forbes Moore
In reply to the above comment on October 11th, 2008 1:21 pm:
What a tragic tale. madsick, I agree with you. A son who has not seen his mom for 40 yrs, should be ashamed of himself. Mr. Alexander, is not without blame, but at least,he kept the woman is alive, while her son was away. In the bible,the PRODIGAL SON asked for forgiveness. I hope Mr. Medor does.

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Forbes Moore
In reply to the above comment on October 11th, 2008 1:24 pm:
Sorry. I meant alive

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madsick
In reply to the above comment on October 14th, 2008 10:48 pm:
How many of you in here are forty years old?? Think! For alll your life, alll of it, forty years!!! - Mr. Alexander, amidst the economic circumstances in GY, had been working, not only for his own well being, but the only Mom he knew, ok so he doesn’t have a mansion and had recently relocated, he still didn’t deserted her with him in search for a better life. Btw, being poor makes it harder to care for one’s self, muchless that of another person who requires $$ to care for.
Yes things didn’t quite turn out perfectly, but don’t crucify the son who stayed for the Prodigal’s sake…

Forbes Moore
In reply to the above comment on October 15th, 2008 3:20 am:
I think you misunderstood my comments I agree with you.
Paula Smith
on October 9th, 2008 1:16 pm

It is absolutely disgraceful how everyone appears to shift the blame when the victim, that poor Mrs Medor,was left in total squalour and in horrendous state of neglect. Her caregiver (that Alexander person) argues , that at no time were her needs neglected BUT does he realise, the cameras never lie for what I saw of the photos printed on her living contitions when she was found, would be oblivious only to a blind person. (I would not allow my dog to live under such conditions ….. and I don’t own a dog}. At least he was able to take time out from those qualourous conditions being ablebodied .and get himself a healthy meal and a breath of fresh air while poor and infirmed Mrs Medor existed without dignity,and respect in a locked room without basic necessities .i.e…adequate care and attention water and food. As a firm believer in Karma, I would like to say to Alexander…and his partner in crime ….SHAME ON YOU BOTH and hope you both endure experiences as old people that are far worst that what you made that poor Mrs Medor endure.

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Mme Defarge
In reply to the above comment on October 9th, 2008 2:26 pm:
Right on, Paula!

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Ivorine
on October 9th, 2008 2:40 pm

I think both parties should come together and sort this HE say SHE say thing that is going on and find a fun place for this woman to stay.It is not fear for MR Medor to travel back to guyana after all those years to own his mom so as to get her belongings In life we have to love our parents for who they are not what they have

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QueenBee
on October 9th, 2008 4:28 pm

I thought I read somewhere in the article that this lady raised him as a child and yet in the same breath he saved her from an abused situation and also noticed a letter from a son in 2003. This man’s story is not jelling at all. I think he should think before he speaks. The readers are smart enough to know this is just a made up story. Shame on all them

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malaika06
In reply to the above comment on October 9th, 2008 7:49 pm:
Quite right if she raised him as a child, what was she doing in the Palms in the first instance? Mr. Alexander, gimme a break!!!!!!

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Owen Khan
on October 9th, 2008 4:58 pm

I dont believe some of you are buying the caretaker’’s story. I do not see why I should believe him also. Now I have a different theory. I believe they both are out for their own gain, To deprive her out of her property. Both of these guys need a good cut a–.I’m glad that other organisations are involved, maybe she can have a few good last years of her life.Both of them are scamps. He now come out of hiding with a pack of lies.The other one got to go in the hospital. LIESALL LIES. THEY BOTH WANT TO ROB THE OLD LADY. LIES> LIES.& MORE LIES<.
HE TELL SHE TO LIE. DONT YOU SEE IT’S ALL LIES.

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Charriot
on October 9th, 2008 5:09 pm

Her son may have neglected her, and maybe his interest was in the property, but I think Mr. Alexander was holding her hostage for ransome.

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Birdman
In reply to the above comment on October 9th, 2008 6:08 pm:
Well said Charriot, I smell a rat also.

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amen-ra
In reply to the above comment on October 9th, 2008 9:23 pm:
did any of you guys read mr. medor response on this blog go further up and you wil see it.

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Wiffy
on October 9th, 2008 5:19 pm

I don’t get this story. He told his wife to lie to the son but he didn’t know the son was coming to or in the country? He told his wife to lie in the event that the son ever came to country? He told his wife to lie to the police to protect who? Why was the old lady locked in the house? He wanted to confront the son about the house but not the health and wellbeing of the mother? Pulease.

It’s sad that the welfare of this woman is tossed aside for egos and what seems like greed by both parties.

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Charriot
on October 9th, 2008 5:21 pm

Shouldn’t there be some form of punishment for misleading the police?
Somebody help me here!!!!

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Denise Miller
on October 9th, 2008 5:26 pm

They both should be prosecuted for the crime that they committed on the fragile lady. The landlord is much to be blame in this shameful situation. This is not about property this is about neglect. Alexander should be ashame of himself. If he treat his wife with so much disrespect can anyone imagine what that elderly women went through. Only in Guyana can he get front page news any where else in the world he would have been arrested for the crime that he has committed.

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Shea30
on October 9th, 2008 5:37 pm

Mouth open story jump out — who made Mr. Alexander judge & jury….what he did, was wrong and he should pay for his ignorance and studity

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bess
on October 9th, 2008 5:46 pm

living in england all those years, i dont think this man was after his mother’s property.

But after all he should have been able to take better care of his mother. What you say?

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Forbes Moore
In reply to the above comment on October 11th, 2008 10:50 pm:
bess.England can bring out the best and worst of people, because of it’s economics Most guyanese nationals, who lived in England are Cheap, compared to their US and other foreign counterparts. Don’t forget the words of the Poet, who wrote it best. ” Oh England is a pleasant place for those that’s rich and high, but England is a cruel place for such poor as i.” If your logic holds well, this man should have been happy to reunite with his mother and give the damn property to Mr. Alexander, regardless of his indiscretions, for keeping her ALIVE.

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allison
on October 9th, 2008 7:39 pm

Shame on you Mr Alexander and your wife, i don’t believe your story, you know Mr Médor was in Guyana looking for his mother after 40 year, you had no right to tell your wife not to give out any information on Noelina’s whereabouts after all he’s her son noone knows the reason for him being away from his mother for so long beside god even though that ain’t supposed to happen she’s his mother and she doesn’t deserve that treatment. But thank god that you Mr Médor expose those persons and she was found before the worst .
Mr Médor i think it’s time you shoud get close to your mom an take good care of her because we only got one and she need to be cherish.

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david pete
on October 9th, 2008 9:05 pm

sir, I think u r a bit better off than the care taker, take into consideration if he was not taking good care of your mother she would of been alive until now
grief and hunger might have killed her.
I think u both should put all differences aside and sit and talk for the well being
of your mother, I dont think he can take care of her and b in the interior, she
need 24hrs. care u need 2 find someone who can and will take proper care of
her. Right now in
Guyana everyone will want 2 take care of her just 4 the money so b careful.
Fix the house and put a responsible peerson 2 live with her.

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berry
on October 10th, 2008 8:01 pm

this side of the story seems to have more sense to it. i hope everything works out in mrs. medors favour and she can live out the rest of her life atleast knowing that after 40 yrs her son came back to see her no matter what is motives are

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Rowe
on October 10th, 2008 9:27 pm

old people say ,”beef nah gat bone, daag na gat business”

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