vindra naipaul

[Dizzy28]

So what's next, an apology and settlement payment for keeping these innocent youths locked away so long?

Wouldn't surprise me one bit if this really pans out that way.

[SR]

Well the question lies now was it wrongfull arrest?? And if so they can sue the state

[MaxPower]

Scanny went too easy...his body was not bruised enough...shouldve tortured he mc.

As for those that were released, dem was all apart of it....i hope the family uses their resources wisely and wipe these ugly mofos out and their entire bloodline...

[GixxerMan]

Scanny went too easy...his body was not bruised enough...shouldve tortured he mc.

As for those that were released, dem was all apart of it....i hope the family uses their resources wisely and wipe these ugly mofos out and their entire bloodline...

hoss i feel your pain...

[sMASH]

up next : dana seetahal

[sMASH]

Well the question lies now was it wrongfull arrest?? And if so they can sue the state

they should do it to show how absurd our legal system is. it was probably fine a century ago, but it is highly moronic now.
we need a trinidad 2.1 version... beta tested too.

[Dizzy28]

NINE of the men who were freed of the kidnapping and murder of businesswoman Vindra Niapaul-Coolman, were on Monday each awarded in excess of $2 million by the courts for malicious prosecution.

The order for payment was made by Master Martha Alexander after the State failed to file a defence in the claim.

Successful in their claim were Shervon Peters, Devon Peters, Anthony Gloster, Joel Fraser, Ronald Armstrong, Keida Garcia, Jameel Garcia, Marlon Trimmingham and Antonio Charles.

Master Alexander order that they each receive the sum of $2 million for malicious prosecution, examplary damages of $100,000 each and prescribed cost in the sum of $200,917.56 each.

All nine were found not guilty in 2016 before then-High Court Justice Malcolm Holdip.
https://trinidadexpress.com/newsextra/9 ... 6c028.html

[maj. tom]

yep. Trinidad too sweet. $2M state reward for murder.
Reading the thread over, this case was of one of the laziest and stupidest pieces of police investigation and state prosecution work in Trinidad history.

Friday, May 27, 2016 – guardian.co.tt
https://www.trinidadandtobagonews.com/blog/?p=9518#comment-68318
A lead detective with a bad memory, an extra-marital affair between investigators, a corrupt police officer and a suspicious husband were just some of the controversial issues raised by High Court Judge Malcolm Holdip to the jury in the Vindra Naipaul-Coolman murder trial yesterday.

[pugboy]

them moslems in la puerta must be rejoicing

[MaxPower]

Steups,

The most annoying thing i read for the year.

[Dizzy28]

Now reading some backstories here. Gloster was killed last year. Does the award go to next of kin?

[VexXx Dogg]

W T M C
W T M C
W T F M C

[pugboy]

was it him or his relative ?
that family quite well known eh

Now reading some backstories here. Gloster was killed last year. Does the award go to next of kin?

[antlind]

W T M C
W T M C
W T F M C

So was anyone ever charged for this murder?

[MaxPower]

W T M C
W T M C
W T F M C

So was anyone ever charged for this murder?

Ask those who were incompetent resulting in the freedom of these murderers.

[wing]

The lawyers doing a real nice job...bail for murderers, no justice for vindra, so on and on. These are the ppl kickstart, money and dragon look up to.

[hover11]

Who said crime doesn't pay

[Mmoney607]

The lawyers doing a real nice job...bail for murderers, no justice for vindra, so on and on. These are the ppl kickstart, money and dragon look up to.

Do something to benefit your country and your grand children, go and give the dpp the evidence you have and take the stand.

[16 cycles]

The State did not challenge their lawsuit and they received a default judgement.

https://guardian.co.tt/news/why-didnt-s ... eb18dc44f6

[Les Bain]

So what's next, an apology and settlement payment for keeping these innocent youths locked away so long?

Wouldn't surprise me one bit if this really pans out that way.

*ahem*

[Dizzy28]

So what's next, an apology and settlement payment for keeping these innocent youths locked away so long?

Wouldn't surprise me one bit if this really pans out that way.

*ahem*

Bruhhhh!!!!

[hover11]

These fellas murdered someone, were exonerated for the murder and to top it all off gained over 200k for every year they wasted in jail as a kickback..... the Attorney General still has his wuk, anybody head rolling for this....more than likely not

[pugboy]

wonder how they calculate the loss of earnings them fellas suffered

[wing]

wonder how they calculate the loss of earnings them fellas suffered

You mean earnings gained by Anand and Co.

[hover11]

wonder how they calculate the loss of earnings them fellas suffered

You mean earnings gained by Anand and Co.

Anand and Co responsible for the state failing to do their part on such a high profile case.

[pugboy]

just shows how incompetent the state resources are

[pugboy]

prob at least 50%

wonder how they calculate the loss of earnings them fellas suffered

You mean earnings gained by Anand and Co.

[Mmoney607]

wonder how they calculate the loss of earnings them fellas suffered

You mean earnings gained by Anand and Co.

Anand and Co responsible for the state failing to do their part on such a high profile case.

Yea boy, Anand gather the evidence and take it to the dpp, then he appoint himself to act as dpp and charge the men. Then, he made sure the conditions in the prison were terrible. Then he put in a section 34 clause that stop the state from defending the case.

And you know who ultimately responsible for Anand, KAMLA.

Look wing, I save you a post.

[MaxPower]

I want nothing to do with Kamla, ever again.

[Mmoney607]

I want nothing to do with Kamla, ever again.

You wasn't talking about respect for women in the other thread?