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Lawyer found dead in Lamaha Gardens home

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June 9, 2021
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The decomposed body of a 77-year-old lawyer was on Tuesday discovered in his Georgetown home by police.

Dead is Hubert Nathaniel Rodney of Durbana Square, Lamaha Gardens, Georgetown.

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Police said enquiries disclosed that Rodney was last seen taking out his garbage on June 4, 2021. On Tuesday neighbours raised an alarm due to a foul smell emanating from the victim’s residence.

Police were summoned and entered Rodney’s  home where they discovered his body lying motionless on the kitchen floor.

No marks of violence was seen on the body.
The body is at Lyken Funeral Parlour awaiting post mortem. Investigation ongoing.

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