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Security guard found dead in Kitty

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March 16, 2021
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The body of 46-year-old Troy Wiggins, a man who habitually suffers from epilepsy, was found face-down under a shed in Kitty, Georgetown.

According to reports, acting on information received the police went to ‘Drum Yard’ in David Street, Kitty where the motionless body Wiggins was found. He was employed as a security guard at the said location but was a resident at Lot 490 Kisskadee Drive, South Ruimveldt.

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When found, Wiggins was clad in a blue long jeans, a black and green long sleeve jacket, a grey jersey and black socks. The body was examined but no marks of violence were seen and no foul play is suspected.

Investigations reveal that Wiggins was suffering from epilepsy and he was a patient at the Georgetown Public Hospital for 20 years. He was pronounced dead on arrival at the GPHC and the body is presently lying at the Lyken Newburg Funeral Home, awaiting PME.

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