Gunmen kill Clarendon couple in vicious attack

[MdmeX]

(Lord SAVE us, or did you stop listening to our prayers)

RUTHLESS gunmen early yesterday morning shot dead a Clarendon woman and her common-law husband after invading the couple's home in Savannah Cross district.

Indra Coleman, 26, and her 49-year-old common-law husband, Carl Ellington, were awakened about 2:30 when the men kicked open the door to their small house and shot them. They died on the spot.

Coleman's aunt, Julia Israel, said several items of furniture and appliances were missing from the home when she visited after the murder. She said the criminals also stole a gold tooth from Ellington's mouth after bashing it out with a stone.

Israel also told the Observer that the bodies of both Coleman and Ellington appeared to have knife wounds in addition to gunshot wounds.
She said, too, that based on her observation of the bodies, the couple may have attempted to fight back during the invasion.

"It look like him (Ellington) was fighting back because of how him hand cut up. It look like he probably grabbed onto the knife or something; he had lots of stabs in his face and it looks like they cut his throat," she said.
"And I know my niece is a determined girl, so I know she will fight back," she added. The police said Ellington had returned to Jamaica from overseas on Sunday.

"The man dem (criminals) probably see him and think him have money because him come back from foreign," one policeman said.
Israel also told the Observer that Coleman and her two children, aged two and 11, moved in with Ellington at the house on Sunday, shortly after he returned to the island.

".We taking it hard you know, because them really do her bad. They took out one of her eyes," Israel said. "I don't know if is a knife them use or it get shoot out, but one of her eyes gone."

[MdmeX]

Dem yah criminals - HARD CORE.

[Sir X]

Seriously do we need a jury if they are found.

[Me]

No boss. Better we try fix how we charge them because if you kill them, you would hear how the innocent good pickney dead. Them fi fix up the justice system so that we can start hang them.

[Sir X]

esp if dem get bail

[Lazie]

(Lord SAVE us, or did you stop listening to our prayers)

Well ... it depends on who yuh ask.

Parents Pick Prayer Over Docs; Girl Dies
By ROBERT IMRIE – 18 hours ago

WESTON, Wis. (AP) — Police are investigating an 11-year-old girl's death from an undiagnosed, treatable form of diabetes after her parents chose to pray for her rather than take her to a doctor.

An autopsy showed Madeline Neumann died Sunday of diabetic ketoacidosis, a condition that left too little insulin in her body, Everest Metro Police Chief Dan Vergin said.

She had probably been ill for about a month, suffering symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, excessive thirst, loss of appetite and weakness, the chief said Wednesday, noting that he expects to complete the investigation by Friday and forward the results to the district attorney.

The girl's mother, Leilani Neumann, said that she and her family believe in the Bible and that healing comes from God, but that they do not belong to an organized religion or faith, are not fanatics and have nothing against doctors.

She insisted her youngest child, a wiry girl known to wear her straight brown hair in a ponytail, was in good health until recently.

"We just noticed a tiredness within the past two weeks," she said Wednesday. "And then just the day before and that day (she died), it suddenly just went to a more serious situation. We stayed fast in prayer then. We believed that she would recover. We saw signs that to us, it looked like she was recovering."

Her daughter — who hadn't seen a doctor since she got some shots as a 3-year-old, according to Vergin — had no fever and there was warmth in her body, she said.

The girl's father, Dale Neumann, a former police officer, said he started CPR "as soon as the breath of life left" his daughter's body.

Family members elsewhere called authorities to seek help for the girl.

"My sister-in-law, she's very religious, she believes in faith instead of doctors ...," the girl's aunt told a sheriff's dispatcher Sunday afternoon in a call from California. "And she called my mother-in-law today ... and she explained to us that she believes her daughter's in a coma now and she's relying on faith."

The dispatcher got more information from the caller and asked whether an ambulance should be sent.

"Please," the woman replied. "I mean, she's refusing. She's going to fight it. ... We've been trying to get her to take her to the hospital for a week, a few days now."

The aunt called back with more information on the family's location, emergency logs show. Family friends also made a 911 call from the home. Police and paramedics arrived within minutes and immediately called for an ambulance that took her to a hospital.

But less than an hour after authorities reached the home, Madeline — a bright student who left public school for home schooling this semester — was declared dead.

She is survived by her parents and three older siblings.

"We are remaining strong for our children," Leilani Neumann said. "Only our faith in God is giving us strength at this time."

The Neumanns said they moved from California to a modern, middle-class home in woodsy Weston, just outside Wassau in central Wisconsin, about two years ago to open a coffee shop and be closer to other relatives. A basketball hoop is set up in the driveway.

Leilani Neumann said she and her husband are not worried about the investigation because "our lives are in God's hands. We know we did not do anything criminal. We know we did the best for our daughter we knew how to do."

[Mosiah]

Leave di people dem alone.

I think.