I now realize that he is really speaking to senior police and office and he's absolutely correct, nobody should be fearful. This is the Bahamas, nobody is held to account.

Munroe, police officials and this media have been very circumspect in their information to the public -and of course to the RBPF and the criminal element that is the driving force behind their ongoing corrupt partnership.

The man murdered last week was out on a $250,000 bond as is the other 'suspect' Akeil Holmes, both monitored by bracelets and therefore sitting ducks...

Mr Monroe, attempting to steer opinion would have us believe that these murders and skullduggery are all about the whereabouts of the money stolen, but these two fellers are walking about bonded for $1/2 M.
Money doesn't seem to be an issue-at least not for these drug gangs;
no this all comes under business as usual by the RBPF- blocking all trails leading back to their own criminal enterprise.

And we will not be reading any enlightening statements here next week or thereafter from any UK investigators.
They're seconded to the RBPF and "such would be detrimental to the ongoing investigation"
What a farce!!

**And, -- Before this investigation is completed.** --- Could there be an unspoken **VoiceNote merchandising deal** in the making with one of our fast food joints. -- **Tourism** is always on the hunt for a good fit. -- Yes?

and there will be zero public disclosure in accordance with standard closed door silo mentality Bahamas. the public do not deserve to be kept abreast of anything to govt does, go sit small because you are not within the tight circle of wagons of elite in-the-knows. am I right?

@ComradeDWW. -- And, **King's Counsel** Lawyers', **curiously, more so much,** -- Practitioners' closed door silo mentality -- Yes?

Word on the street has it that Stumpy Davis has been advised to keep a low profile and get a tight lid put on this entire matter asap if he values his own well-being. Gangsterism and killer goon squads are prone to being cultivated within law enforcement departments whenever corrupt senior government officials set a criminal tone from the top......it's just a natural by-product of thuggery run amok within corrupt governments. Lest we forget, there are numerous violent criminal gang leaders in Haiti today who were at one time law enforcement officers.

Several questions need answers (1) was any suspects ever arrested and charged in the ‘attempted assassination’ of the whistleblower in Florida? ( 2) what exactly is the scope of the investigation into the voice notes. Will there be a general probe into corruption on the police force, especially as it leads to possible murder (33) what about persons who are accused of being involved in corruption and criminal behavior that can lead to murders? (4) Persons who were incarcerated claim they had murder and other criminal charges while they were in prison. What corruption follows this? As persons also claim they had false charges . Then according to family members they were given bail, outfitted with ankle monitors and murdered shortly after being released from jail

@Comrade John, -- **Shouldn't judges rethink.** -- After a much higher rate of Deadly Side Effects -- **Befall those** -- Hooked up Ankle Monitoring Devices. -- Yes?

A sensible, god fearing judge certainly would. Unfortunately, some of our judges are just as corrupt as our politicians. When asked about the issue, the bad judges will respond saying that ankle monitoring is under the control of the police.
A good judge would say that it seems to be an issue and if it continues then we certainly have to look at other types of punishment and remand.