Wednesday, August 21, 2024
POLICE questioned a high-ranking male official as part of investigations into last week’s murder of a man found submerged in waters near the old Stuart’s Cove, The Tribune can confirm.
A police official told The Tribune yesterday that the man is not a suspect but was questioned because he is a tenant of the victim, who was identified as 36-year-old Philip Adderley, of Garden Hill Estates.
Adderley was found submerged in waters near an abandoned building near Stuart’s Cove on August 15. He had multiple stab wounds and was bound at the hands and feet.
Police said the manner in which the body was found is disturbing to police.
“When you see someone bound by the hands and legs, it will raise a concern for us. We will do our best to determine what happened,” Assistant Commissioner of Police Roberto Goodman told reporters on the scene.
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ExposedU2C says...
> POLICE questioned a high-ranking male official ........
Are we supposed to guess what The Tribune means by the term *high ranking ......official.* All the details necessary for someone to identify the so called *high ranking ......official* are provided so why not just name him?!!
Posted 21 August 2024, 10:40 a.m. Suggest removal
birdiestrachan says...
The devil in hell is loose, what a bunch of evil , diabolical nonsense , we must pray these are serious matters
Posted 21 August 2024, 11:27 a.m. Suggest removal
TalRussell says...
**Seriously, If it was me chasing evidence,** I'd already contacted a Practitioner in talking to Spirits and communicating with Ghosts via the mystical Ouija Board. -- Yes, whilst never officially admitting to, The New Scotland Yard, has used in several of their difficult to solve cases? I'd already contacted a Practitioner in talking to Spirits and communicating with Ghosts via the mystical **Ouija Board.** -- Yes, whilst never officially admitting to, The New Scotland Yard, has used in several of their difficult to solve cases?
Posted 21 August 2024, 1:46 p.m. Suggest removal
trueBahamian says...
Why did the Tribune not disable commenting for thisnarticle? Their choice for disabling or not seems to be all over the place. I'm not sure why they printed this article. If the person is simply someone renting from the guy who perhaps had zero to do with the murder and they just wanted to get information to try to figure out what may have happened, there isn't much of a.story here. Also, why state generally a "high tanking official" but then say the person is a tenant? Doesn't that pretty much tell a bunch of people who that person is? We have some geniuses writing for the Tribune.
Posted 21 August 2024, 2:14 p.m. Suggest removal
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