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FRIDAY,
MARCH 04, 2016
VOLUME 110, No.10
LOWMANS MEN KILLED
Stories by KENVILLE HORNE
TWO LOWMANS HILL residents have been brutally murdered, leaving
the community in a state of shock, as police continue to look for the perpetrators of the heinous crime. Dead are 32-year-old
farmer Jomo “Bollie’ Williams and 36-year-old farmer Kevin ‘Red Man’ Warren. The bodies of the men were discovered at Woods Mountain in Campden Park, by Warren’s brother, Haniff Warren, and a friend who goes by the sobriquet ‘Waggie’. The two went in search of their colleagues after they had not been heard from or seen up to Sunday morning. According to Haniff, he and his friend left Lowmans on the morning
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of Sunday 28th February, in search of Warren and Williams, who had gone to Wood Mountain to tend their farm . They arrived at the location just before 10am. “When we reach up close to the shanty (hut), me call but me na hear nobody, so when me step up a little more, me see me brother (Kevin Warren) like tied up. So me say, ‘Waggie boy, like the man an them dead. Me see me brother like he get shoot in his head.’ When me go into the
shanty now, me a look for ‘Bollie’, me na see Bollie, so when me come back out now, and me step over the bag , me raise up the bag with the cutlass and me see ‘Bollie’ under the bag dead,” Haniff recounted. He confirmed that Williams (Bollie) had gunshot wounds to his head, and that the men were tied up, with their hands behind their backs. Continued on Page 3.
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The last picture taken of Jomo’ Bollie’ Williams before his death.
Kevin ‘Red Man’ Warren was known to have a ‘few drinks’, but was not by nature a trouble-maker.
TWO MOTHERS LEFT TO MOURN
Arlene Williams (sitting), mother of Jomo Williams, with Jomo’s daughter Reihanna Nanton, his girlfriend Mellisa Warren (centre) and Shemeca Williams, his sister.
THE DEATH of two men from Lowmans Leeward, has placed a heavy burden on the shoulders of their mothers. Elma Warren, mother of Kevin Warren, one of the deceased, told THE VINCENTIAN that she is confident God will deal with those who took her son’s life. She was adamant that her son and his friend were tortured “for their own things.” Warren recalled that she was on her way to church when she heard of
her son’s death. All she could do, she said, was to place her hands over the area of her heart and continue on her way to church, where church members prayed for her, and gave her the strength to carry on. She admitted that her son could be troublesome, especially when he had some strong drinks. But he was never known to be someone who picked fights with others. Warren remembers her son, who was not living with her at the time of his death, as being always
ready to “do something around the place,” when he visited. And she is trying to come to grips with a dream she had which she related to her daughter Antonette. She had dreamt on Saturday night that someone was going to die and she told her daughter that “Saturday morning dream does come through.” Little did she know, that someone was going to be her son. Elma Warren, mother Continued on Page 2. of Kevin ‘Red Man’ Warren.