Comrade Prime Minister Minnis, Security Minister Marvin and AG Carl, look inward at your own Bahamaland, if you really want assist in a national crisis - apparently, such news has yet to have reached the minister tourism that has a new tourist plan, or fresh fight to pick pick - just about every other day, or so it seems?

It is good to see that this wicked crime was solved. Obviously the publicity about this killing and attention in the media helped to have this person brought into custody. And even though the young boy was not the intended target of the deadly shooting, the crime must not go unpunished. And, just as important, the killer must also face justice for the other young man he gunned down in cold blood after chasing him through the neighborhood. He had sufficient time to rethink his actions while chasing and withdraw his assault before shooting him multiple times.. Society and each community must now keep the pressure on to ensure this killer gets a speedy trial and and due punishment. Bahamians must also send a clear message that murder will no longer be tolerated. Killers will either go the jail or live on the run. Let criminals know that the community will search in every nook and cranny and shake every tree and bush until they are caught and brought to justice.

Comrade John, in custody does not always translate into guilty?

Hundreds of these hired killers have been in and out of the police station ...... but the killings persist .......... This is a terrible tragedy ..... but it may happen over and over again (with the same outpourings of social outrage)

TalRussel 'in custody does not always mean 'guilty ', but it does mean 'in progress.' And as long as progress is being made then the possibility of the double murders being solved is greater. If you follow the details on the murder of the elderly lady in Cat Island it shows it was through community effort that most of the discoveries leading to arrest of two suspects were made. The community arranged search parties and found the lady's burnt out Car among other things. Progress in both cases are being made.

Give him bail. Society will take care of the justice.

TalRussell why would you deflect from the progress being made in this case. There is probably more people to be arrested. He may not of acted alone. I think your just looking to discredit some people. That's the problem these days. Bahamians, all people need to unite for a better and safer life for all. If we all took care of our own and watched out for our neighbors when in need. We might not be looking for a killer. If your hungry knock on my door and I'll feed you. If you have no where to sleep, I'll make you a pallet. What happened to people. I'm feeling this so strongly today on the eve of the massacre in Las Vegas!

We have our problems here but look what the United States and other countries around the world are facing. America with the frequency of its mas murders getting bloodier and seemingly more frequent. And yes there is suspicion when a 64 year old war veteran and account sprays hundreds, maybe thousands of rounds of bullets into a crowd, killing many and injuring hundreds. Then kills himself ? Also the killings in France and other countries. Those who commit these crimes never seem to make it to jail or even to trial. And it leaves a show of doubt in the public's mind; Were they really responsible for the crimes and did they act alone?

For every person who is murdered in The Bahamas ....... 50 are murdered in America ........ For every person who dies from overdose in The Bahamas ..... 1000 die in the USA ........ For every person who commits suicide in The Bahamas 10,000 commit suicide in the USA .......... go figger

The people committing these massacres seem to want to take out as many people as they can. It's random and everywhere, at schools, churches, malls, night clubs, concerts etc. It's too much and makes no sense. Maybe mental illness, drugs, alcohol or just plain meanness. I don't have a clue. It makes me sad, but I won't live in fear. That's not living and their not going to win. There are a lot of good people out there. I am so glad that I wasn't born any later in time. This generation hasn't enjoyed family life. Sitting on the porch with the family and neighbors, drinking ice tea, watching the kids play. Sunday afternoons with family having lunch and just spending time together. I wouldn't trade it for anything.

Tal Russel: solving crime is like learning English. It doesn't come all at once or overnight night. But if after years at it (learning English) and it still sounds like Greek to me then you have failed! Or as the young people would say #failure