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UG student goes missing 

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April 4, 2021
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Missing Joel Skeete

Missing Joel Skeete

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Joel Skeete, 19 years old, has been missing since the evening of Wednesday, March 31, 2021. He was last seen leaving the barber shop at the Harbour Bridge Mall around 7 pm and was wearing a dark red T-shirt, dark grey long jeans, and red slippers.

Joel, a Computer Science major at the University of Guyana, is 6ft 3 inches and weighs about 200 lbs.

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Anyone with information that would help to find Joel is asked to contact the police, or his mother, Lorenza Griffith, on 223-6368/ 618-7834 or his uncle, Julius Skeete, on 611-1004.

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