Family bid goodbye to murdered sisters, nephew in emotional service
Nov 26th, 2021 | Category: Special Reports | 7:41#JamaicaGleaner NOVEMBER26, 2021: Ear-piercing screams from mourners echoed in Havannah Heights, Clarendon, on Thursday, November 25, 2021 as the bodies of three victims of the September 12 quadruple murder arrived at the Dynamic Church of God in the community. The sight of the two red and white coffins bearing the bodies of 32-year-old Tashana Whyte and her 25-year-old sister Sherona Whyte and a blue coffin with the remains of their 19-year-old nephew Luke Newman was testament to a grief too heavy for one family to bear. The fourth victim – Sherona’s 27-year-old spouse, Michael Solomon – was buried earlier this month.
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