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Guyanese accountant murdered in Trinidad

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July 25, 2023
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The body of a Guyanese accountant, who has been missing in Trinidad for over a month, has been found.

The Hunters Search and Rescue Team, which has helped recover a number of missing people in Trinidad, said Reagan Reece’s body was found in a shallow grave behind an abandoned shack in Windy Hill, Arouca, over the weekend.

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Reece’s body was wrapped in a sheet and plastic and his hands and feet were bound.

His family visited the Forensic Sciences Centre in St James, Port of Spain and confirmed his identity.

The 45-year-old Western Credit Union employee was last seen on June 22 in his SUV at Lopinot Junction, Arouca.

Police have not recovered the vehicle (Loop News)

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