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A report of a missing person was made of Omar Defreitas on Thursday January 5,2023.
On Tuesday April 1, 2023 a motorcar which was later revealed to be that of Omar Defreitas was recovered in a pond at Cap Estate, Gros Islet. Skeletal remains were discovered in the motorcar.
On Friday April 19, 2023 about 11:30 a.m. samples for toxicological testing were sent for DNA analysis.
Officers of the Major Crimes Unit received confirmation on the identity of the body found in a car at Cap Estate, Gros Islet in the pond of missing male of Careille, Castries as Omar Defreitas.
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SOURCE: Royal Saint Lucia Police Force. (Press release updated)
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Boy oh boy that article reading it I just lost my mind. Whoever wrote this article please go over before you post next time.
@Anonymous what did they do or not do? Lol
Anonymous my sentiments exactly.
DNA YES BUT NO CAUSE OF DEATH. Could they not determine the cause of death as well?
I guess we will hear about it next year
Autopsy was inconclusive as to the cause of death. Next step was to identify the body
we need real Investigators in st Lucia. these so called investigator failed bug time
Is it me or is it just here in St Lucia that a cause of death cannot be determined because it is always inconclusive. In other developed countries no matter how decomposed a body a qualified pathologist can determine the cause if death.
Terrible article.
Embarrassing.
It’s reasonable to suggest that Omar Defreitas drowned in his car after his vehicle ended up in the canal that tragic January night!
The Article is just very clear to read and understand….
Another inconclusive piece of work and reporting, u av 2 come 2 ur own conclusion🥱
That’s very Embarassing to read that Ridiculous article .papisho
Well i feel very bad for the family of the deceased…. it’s not easy losing a family member and can’t find out how or what he died from maybe someone should go back to medical school….
They could just have said he drowned and finished with it.
They could have just said he drowned and finished with it smh.
Some of you just need to get a brain before coming on here to display your level of ignorance. How can a cause of death be determined on skeletal remains!
@Jade I guess you’re too intelligent to comprehend what forensic anthropology is. This just so happens to one of the duties of the medical examiner/forensic pathologist albeit not as in depth as an actual anthropologist.
the lucian police will never solve this crime unless if someone talks. They should bring down some special team to investigate this case.