Attorney's daughter stabbed to death

[Trini Hookah]

I want to see what the bf going to do when the sister leave he ass....seeing that he tattooed "Nikita" on the inside of his wrist

some fellas eh

Was this really relevant?

[UML]

Thursday 26th April, 2012

An 18 year old woman was stabbed to death at her home in Maracas, St. Joseph.



She has been identified as Nikita Ramischand,

I want to see what the bf going to do when the sister leave he ass....seeing that he tattooed "Nikita" on the inside of his wrist

some fellas eh

Was this really relevant?

uh huh

[shogun]

You're lost yes UML. That's the only explanation i could come up with.

[equipped2ripp]

I want to see what the bf going to do when the sister leave he ass....seeing that he tattooed "Nikita" on the inside of his wrist

some fellas eh

When maccoing, macco correctly.

[shogun]

^Wait!!! and he wrong too? ....lawwwd UML.

[UML]

I want to see what the bf going to do when the sister leave he ass....seeing that he tattooed "Nikita" on the inside of his wrist

some fellas eh

When maccoing, macco correctly.

so they both didnt get tattooed?

[Sivic Distributors]

Mom tells son: Surrender
By NALINEE SEELAL Saturday, May 12 2012

THE MOTHER of a Guyanese labourer who is the main suspect in the murder of Nikita Ramischand has called on him to surrender peacefully to the police from his hiding place somewhere in Guyana.

Ramischand, 18, the daughter of attorney Odai Ramischand was murdered at her Maracas/St Joseph home on April 25. The alleged killer and his accomplice fled to Guyana five hours after Nikita’s throat was slit and she was stabbed.

The suspect, 25, has been on the run for the past 17 days and yesterday his mother in a telephone interview from her Soesdyke, East Bank Demerara home pleaded for him — her second born child — to surrender.

She is fearing that if he does not surrender to the Guyanese police, he will be killed by vigilante groups especially as a monetary reward has been offered for his capture.

The terrified woman said that two days ago a group of men dressed in black and armed with guns, who are not police officers, arrived at her home, ransacked it, beat one of her sons and gave her a deadline of yesterday to find her son.

“I can’t believe what has befallen this family and Sunday is Mother’s Day, a day when I should be spending time with my children, all of my children, opening gifts and sharing laughter with them, it will be a day of sadness,” the suspect’s mother said.

She reiterated that her only Mother’s Day wish right now is for her son to surrender and clear up anything surrounding the murder of Nikita. “Please son, if you care about your mother and family, give yourself up because we are hurting and our lives are at risk,” she pleaded.

According to the suspect’s mother she received information that a group of businessmen in Guyana had posted a reward to vigilante groups to locate her son.

She is fearful that some of the bloodthirsty vigilante group members may take this very far because of greed and she is also calling on the police to put a stop to the actions of the vigilante groups. Back at home, attorney Ramischand said that he is in the process of securing state of the art security systems for his four-acre plot of land to ensure that there are no security breaches in the aftermath of his daughter’s brutal murder.

[nestor]

Trini teen murder…Fugitive, victim started secret relationship two years ago
May 12, 2012 | By KNews | Filed Under News




by Michael Jordan





Guyanese murder suspect Ramesh Sookram and his Trinidadian ex-girlfriend Nikita Ramischand started


Nikita Ramischand
a secret relationship some two years ago, sources close to both families confirmed yesterday.
Trinidad media have quoted family members of Ramischand’s as saying that the two met about three months ago when Ramischand’s father hired Sookram and other construction workers to renovate the family’s property.
But last Thursday, Sookram’s mother, Dhanwattie Sookram, revealed that her son and his ex-girlfriend met each other some two years ago. At the time, Nikita was 16.
Ms. Sookram explained that Ramesh had been living in Trinidad for three years, and around 2010, he informed her that he was in love with a girl in Trinidad.
According to Ms. Sookram, Nikita contacted her by telephone and the two also met when the teen visited Guyana about two years ago.
“I meet her in Guyana year before last… we had lunch together and she tell me she like my son to marry.”
Kaieteur News was told that the two concealed the relationship from Nikita’s father, Trinidad-based attorney Odai Ramischand. Only one woman from Ramischand’s family may have known that the two were friends.
Media reports out of Trinidad suggest that things soured when Nikita rejected Ramesh’s marriage proposal, and the suspect might have become more incensed when his ex-girlfriend started another relationship.
Twenty-five year old Sookram, called ‘Alvin,’ is the prime suspect in the murder of his 18-year-old ex-girlfriend, whose mutilated body was found near her home in Maracas, Trinidad on April 25 last. He is still to be captured.
Local police have confirmed that Sookram fled to Guyana the day after Ramischand was slain, and his mother has also admitted that he visited her Soesdyke, East Bank Demerara home that same day. The teen had reportedly been boarding with the suspect in Trinidad.
Kaieteur News also confirmed that the fugitive was accompanied by his 16-year-old cousin, Anil Persaud. The cousin’s mother told Kaieteur News yesterday that her son was at her Soesdyke home from Thursday, April 26 to April 30. According to the woman, the lad left the home on Tuesday, May Day, after a quarrel with his step-father over the killing in Trinidad. She says she has not heard from the lad since.
According to Anil Persaud’s mother, her son denied any involvement in Ramischand’s murder, and claimed that he was at home (in Trinidad) at the time.
“He say that his cousin (the murder suspect) say that he was coming home (to Guyana), so he (her son) came too because he had nowhere to stay.”
The woman said that police visited her home to enquire about her son’s whereabouts. She said that she gave the police her son’s passport. She has promised to assist the police in locating her son.
“I will cooperate with them…my husband is an ex-policeman and he has promised to turn my son in.”
Like Anil’s mother, Dhanwattie Sookram insists that she knows nothing about her son’s whereabouts.
She told Kaieteur News that Ramesh telephoned her at around 23:00 hrs on Wednesday April 25, and said that he was coming home.
He then turned up at her home the following day at around 09:00 hrs. While media reports out of Trinidad suggested that security cameras at the Piarco International Airport showed the suspect with a bandaged hand, Sookram’s mother said that he had no injuries. The woman alleged that Ramesh did not appear to be nervous and said nothing about the murder in Trinidad.
Kaieteur News was told that Ramesh borrowed his mother’s phone to make a call. He reportedly left with the phone and never returned. Ms. Sookram claims she last heard from her son on Friday, April 27, when he called her home.
She said that police and persons in civilian clothing have twice searched her home and those of her two other sons. Mrs. Sookram and her husband also alleged that heavily-armed men threatened her family and kicked and gun-butted one of her sons last Thursday.
According to the woman, the men had given her up to yesterday to produce the suspect.
Mrs. Sookram also said that police had checked at her relatives at Mon Repos, East Coast Demerara after receiving reports that he might be hiding out at an aunt’s home.

Latest News Headlines

[Humes]

http://www.kaieteurnewsonline.com/2012/ ... years-ago/

[K74T]

I don't want him anymore...
Mother pleads with suspect to turn himself in:

THE mother of the 27-year-old Guyanese man wanted for questioning in relation to the April 25 murder of Nikita Ramischand, the daughter of Port of Spain attorney, Odai Ramischand and niece of Guyana's Attorney General Anil Nandlall continued her plea to her son to turn himself in.
Guyanese news website Demerara Waves caught up with the woman at her home located in a semi-forested area known as Madewini.
"I want him to give up himself…I know I lost a son," she said as she swung in a hammock.
Continuing her appeal to her son she said, if he did what they said he did, she wanted him to give himself up and face the full force of the law. "I don't want him anymore. If he did that, he is a criminal," she said.
On the night of April 25, Ramischand, 18, an accounts student at the School of Business and Computer Science, got to her father's Maracas Royal Road, Maracas Valley, St Joseph home where the suspect attacked her. He stabbed her three times to her chest then slit her throat and left her to die along a concrete pathway to the back of the house. The suspect then jumped a wall to the back of the house, injuring himself in the process, made his way out of Maracas Valley and got to the Piarco International Airport where he boarded a Caribbean Airlines flight bound for the Cheddi Jagan International Airport.
The mother recalled to Demerara Waves of suddenly receiving a call from her son, telling her that he would have been landing at the Cheddi Jagan International Airport, Timehri.
Eager to meet her son for the first time in three years, she went to the airport and accompanied him to the Madewini home.
The next day (Thursday) he borrowed his sister's mobile phone and left with a bag, never to be seen again.
The mother said later Thursday, a number of people related to the dead girl visited her and told her what had happened.
The woman said it was only then she knew what had happened. She then called her son and sought to enquire what had happened but the phone call was discontinued.
Whenever she calls the number, it goes to voice mail, she said.
However, she has been busy taking phone calls all day from people enquiring, among other things, whether her son has relatives in the Guyanese towns of Enterprise or Clonbrook.
After news broke that her son might have committed the act with an accomplice, a cousin who lives nearby has also disappeared.
The suspect's mother said she does not mind if her son has to be extradited to Trinidad and Tobago to face trial.
Director of Public Prosecutions Roger Gaspard has indicated his willingness to initiate extradition proceedings whenever the suspect is caught.

http://www.trinidadexpress.com/news/I_don_t_want_him_anymore___-151271985.html

Suspect's family in hiding after threats
Nikita murder

Relatives of a 27-year-old Guyanese man wanted for questioning in the April 25 killing of Nikita Ramischand have gone into hiding after receiving death threats from people in Trinidad who accuse them of harbouring the suspect, regional media reports say.

Nikita Ramischand was the daughter of Port of Spain attorney Odai Ramischand and niece of Guyana's Attorney General, Anil Nandlall.

According to Kaieteur News , Dhanwattie Sookram, the suspect's mother, has said that she received a phone call yesterday from a man who claimed to be a relative of Nikita Ramischand.She claimed the caller repeatedly cursed her while threatening to harm her and other family members.

"He say that he will kill me and my husband…He say that I went to the police (to complain about the threats) and if I think the police could help me. He said he coming to Guyana and that my son kill and I hiding he."

Sookram said two of her sons have since gone into hiding with their spouses and children.

"They say that they can't let their lives go down for their brother."

Sookram again insisted that she is unaware of her son's whereabouts while appealing for him to surrender.

"Wherever he is, let him give himself up because I can't take this any more. I want the public to know that my (other ) sons are not moving out because we are hiding anybody, but because of the threats that he (the caller) is going to kill us."

Sookram said police and people in civilian clothing have twice searched her home and those of her two other sons.

The woman and her husband also claimed heavily armed men threatened her family and kicked and gun-butted one of her sons last Thursday. Sookram also said police had checked at her relatives at Mon Repos, East Coast Demerara, after receiving reports that he might be hiding out at an aunt's home.

The Kaieteur News report further stated that the 27-year-old suspect, accompanied by a 16-year-old cousin, fled to Guyana the day after Ramischand was slain. He visited his mother's Soesdyke, East Bank, Demerara home that same day, but Mrs. Sookram said that he left and did not return. The cousin is also in hiding.

The cousin's mother told Kaieteur News that her son was at her Soesdyke home from Thursday, April 26 to April 30. According to the woman, the lad left the home on Tuesday, May Day, after a quarrel with his step-father over the killing in Trinidad. She said she has not heard from her son since.

Director of Public Prosecutions Roger Gaspard has indicated his willingness to initiate extradition proceedings whenever the suspect is caught.

http://www.trinidadexpress.com/news/Suspect_s_family_in_hiding_after_threats-151326855.html

[shogun]

"I want him to give up himself…I know I lost a son," she said as she swung in a hammock.
Continuing her appeal to her son she said, if he did what they said he did, she wanted him to give himself up and face the full force of the law. "I don't want him anymore. If he did that, he is a criminal,"

unfortunate situation for this mother, but kudos to her logic.

[K74T]

Cops think he's in Suriname
Trail goes cold on Nikita's killer...

GUYANESE police have said the trail for the 27-year-old man wanted for the April 25 murder of Nikita Ramischand has gone cold as he is believed to have fled to neighbouring Suriname.

Ramischand, 18, daughter of Port of Spain attorney, Odai Ramischand and the niece of Guyana's Attorney General Anil Nandlal, was murdered on April 25.

The accounts student of the School of Business and Computer Science (SBCS) was found dead with her throat slit at her father's Maracas Royal Road, Maracas Valley, St Joseph home.

The suspect reportedly boarded a Caribbean Airlines flight to Guyana hours after the murder and even visited his mother at her Soesdyke, East Bank Demerara home.

While there he reportedly retrieved some clothes and left with one of his cousins.

Since the return of the suspect to Guyana, his relatives claimed people who had close ties with the Ramischand family were threatening them but this allegation has since been denied by the Ramischand family official spokesperson, Sid Ramischand, who was Nikita's brother.

Guyanese police who were at first confident the man would be found, speculated this week that given the ease with which one can flee Guyana's borders, the suspect may have avoided capture and is hiding out in neighbouring Suriname.

The country's lead investigator in the case, Ag Commissioner of Police Leroy Brumell, said a "Wanted" bulletin has not yet been issued for the suspect. —Gyasi Gonzales

http://www.trinidadexpress.com/news/Cops_think_he_s_in_Suriname-156131015.html

[Rooki3]

what became of this??

was he ever captured

[equipped2ripp]

Wish he jumped off Kaieteur by now

[ZeroOne]

was talking about how one can commit a crime and leave the country today.

This case was used as a reference.

[Rory Phoulorie]

was talking about how one can commit a crime and leave the country today.

This case was used as a reference.

You all should have used the case where one committed a crime, was convicted of the crime, got sentencing deferred so that the criminal could make some money during Carnival (the judicial system obviously being compromised) and have some members of the public in the country where you committed the crime actually support you (how kanaval go be widout he?).

MM. . . LIKE A BOSS!!!!!

[kaylex]

LOL... Allyuh playing all yuh doh know...

[UML]

Saw the dad this evening in PS. Man look like he had the world of worries, lost weight and looked very harassed. Really have me disturbed to see this father grieve. I wanted to say something to him but didn't want to make him upset. Keep strong pops.

[cacasplat3]

so whu you didnt go tell him "keep strong pops"
yuh feel he going to read it here?

boi up the road eh......

[r3iXmann]

so whu you didnt go tell him "keep strong pops"
yuh feel he going to read it here?

boi up the road eh......

cold.

[bluefete]

4 years later: Still no arrest.

Deadly obsession with a Trinidadian girl
Sep 21, 2014


Still on the run: Prime suspect Ramesh Sookram

By Michael Jordan

Eighteen-year-old Nikita Ramischand never saw her stalker as she headed towards the Casa de Belize, a salon located inside the compound of her father’s sprawling mansion at LP 46 Maracas Royal Road, Maracas, St. Joseph, Trinidad.

Reports of events that unfolded on Wednesday, April 25, 2012, indicated that before she could enter the salon, someone dragged her behind a guest house on the compound. Nikita’s assailant then slashed her throat and stabbed her six times in the abdomen. The killer then fled.

When Nikita failed to arrive at the salon, her mother began calling her cell phone. When the calls went unanswered, the woman, her husband and other relatives began searching for Nikita. They eventually found her bloodied body behind the salon.

Detectives believed that the killer, most likely male, had scaled a ten-foot razor-edged wire fence, located on the northern side of the family home, where he hid and waited for Nikita. Bloodstains were reportedly found on the fence.

Nikita Ramischand was a second-year ACCA student of the School of Business and Computer Sciences (SBCS), in Trinidad. She was also the daughter of Guyana-born, Trinidad-based attorney Odai Ramischand.
Questioning close family members, the detectives soon identified a prime suspect.

He was 25-year–old Ramesh Sookram, a Guyanese construction worker who had done some work for the slain girl’s father. And he reportedly had a motive. Ramesh and Nikita had reportedly struck up a relationship in 2010, when Nikita was just 16. They reportedly concealed the relationship from Nikita’s father.

In January 2012, Nikita’s father hired construction workers to renovate his property and the two lovers continued their relationship. The two reportedly spoke frequently on the phone.

But by March 2012, the relationship had soured. When Ramesh reportedly asked Nikita to get married, she refused. The jilted man allegedly began making threatening phone calls to Nikita. In early April, he had reportedly entered the family property after scaling the razor-wire fence.

He reportedly confronted Nikita and began threatening her, but eventually left after she threatened to call the cops.
Media reports out of Trinidad suggest that the Guyanese construction worker became more incensed when his ex-girlfriend started another relationship. Relatives believe that he began to stalk Nikita.


Murdered: Nikita Ramischand

But while the Trinidadian police had a suspect in mind, the alleged killer, Ramesh Sookram, was nowhere to be found.
Closed circuit television footage at Piarco International Airport, reportedly showed the suspect in company with a cousin before he boarded a Caribbean Airlines flight to Guyana.

One of his hands was bandaged and police believe that he injured the limb while scaling the fence topped with razor wire after committing the murder.

Immigration records in Guyana revealed that Sookram entered Guyana the day after Nikita’s murder. He was accompanied by a 16-year-old cousin.

Sookram allegedly called the slain teen’s mother from an unlisted number the day after the murder. He reportedly insisted that he had not murdered Nikita and that he only learnt of the incident in the newspapers. He is said to have made several other calls to the grieving mother.

Dhanwattie Sookram, the suspect’s mother, told me that Ramesh had telephoned her at around 23:00 hrs on Wednesday, April 25, and said that he was coming home. He then turned up at her Soesdyke, East Bank Demerara home the following day at around 09:00 hrs. She denied that he had any injuries and said that her son had not appeared to be nervous. He had reportedly said nothing about the murder in Trinidad.

According to Ms. Sookram, her son borrowed her phone to make a call. He reportedly left with the phone and never returned. Ms. Sookram claims he called her on Friday, April 27, 2012. According to her, she has not seen or heard from him since. She said that police ranks twice searched her home and the homes of her two other sons, but found no trace of the fugitive suspect.

At the time, Ms. Sookram also claimed that the family was receiving death threats via phone from someone who accused them of harbouring the suspect.
Mrs. Sookram insisted that she was unaware of her son’s whereabouts, and appealed for him to surrender.
“Wherever he is, let him give himself up, because I can’t take this anymore.”

Kaieteur News received numerous calls from individuals who claimed that the suspect was hiding out near a relative’s Soesdyke home. Back then, local police officials had expressed the view that it was only a matter of time before he was apprehended. But that was more than two years ago.

https://www.kaieteurnewsonline.com/2014 ... an-girl-2/

[MaxPower]

Hadda find he and torture he mc bad bad

[maj. tom]

he mustbe in some deep part of the Brazil jungle right now, or in the mountains in Peru.

[INHUMAN]

Some men love blind yes...mampies and mampas need love too i guys

[nick639v2]

^^ victim sister is a well known one on social media.. very nice one.

But anyway it was a sad fiasco, think she walked in on her sister bleeding out. Horrible way to go, culprit is long gone sadly

[INHUMAN]

The MUA? Ent she married or divorced or hornfused or sumthin?

[nick639v2]

Yea