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Survivor of machete attack tells her story

Feb 18th, 2022 | Category: News & Features | 11:13
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FEBRUARY 18, 2022: What should have been a routine walk to work ended in a hellish nightmare. Shion Allen recalls the frightful ordeal that occurred just outside the Jamaica Conference Centre in downtown Kingston, which has left the 26-year-old nursing physical and emotional wounds. Wielding a machete, a man, who appeared to be mentally ill, attacked her from behind, chopping her in the head and face.

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