The police say investigations into the discovery of four bodies in Downtown, Kingston last week, are progressing steadily.
The bodies of four men were found in shallow graves near the old Public Works Department building, last Tuesday.
The bodies were dismembered.
They have not yet been formally identified.
Head of the Kingston Western Police Division Senior Superintendent, Michael Phipps told Irie Fm News this afternoon (July 25), that investigations into the discovery are ongoing.
The police say investigations into the discovery of four bodies in Downtown, Kingston last week, are progressing steadily.
The bodies of four men were found in shallow graves near the old Public Works Department building, last Tuesday.
The bodies were dismembered.
They have not yet been formally identified.
Head of the Kingston Western Police Division Senior Superintendent, Michael Phipps told Irie Fm News this afternoon (July 25), that investigations into the discovery are ongoing.
The police say investigations into the discovery of four bodies in Downtown, Kingston last week, are progressing steadily.
The bodies of four men were found in shallow graves near the old Public Works Department building, last Tuesday.
The bodies were dismembered.
They have not yet been formally identified.
Head of the Kingston Western Police Division Senior Superintendent, Michael Phipps told Irie Fm News this afternoon (July 25), that investigations into the discovery are ongoing.
The police say investigations into the discovery of four bodies in Downtown, Kingston last week, are progressing steadily.
The bodies of four men were found in shallow graves near the old Public Works Department building, last Tuesday.
The bodies were dismembered.
They have not yet been formally identified.
Head of the Kingston Western Police Division Senior Superintendent, Michael Phipps told Irie Fm News this afternoon (July 25), that investigations into the discovery are ongoing.
The police say investigations into the discovery of four bodies in Downtown, Kingston last week, are progressing steadily.
The bodies of four men were found in shallow graves near the old Public Works Department building, last Tuesday.
The bodies were dismembered.
They have not yet been formally identified.
Head of the Kingston Western Police Division Senior Superintendent, Michael Phipps told Irie Fm News this afternoon (July 25), that investigations into the discovery are ongoing.
The police say investigations into the discovery of four bodies in Downtown, Kingston last week, are progressing steadily.
The bodies of four men were found in shallow graves near the old Public Works Department building, last Tuesday.
The bodies were dismembered.
They have not yet been formally identified.
Head of the Kingston Western Police Division Senior Superintendent, Michael Phipps told Irie Fm News this afternoon (July 25), that investigations into the discovery are ongoing.
The police say investigations into the discovery of four bodies in Downtown, Kingston last week, are progressing steadily.
The bodies of four men were found in shallow graves near the old Public Works Department building, last Tuesday.
The bodies were dismembered.
They have not yet been formally identified.
Head of the Kingston Western Police Division Senior Superintendent, Michael Phipps told Irie Fm News this afternoon (July 25), that investigations into the discovery are ongoing.
The police say investigations into the discovery of four bodies in Downtown, Kingston last week, are progressing steadily.
The bodies of four men were found in shallow graves near the old Public Works Department building, last Tuesday.
The bodies were dismembered.
They have not yet been formally identified.
Head of the Kingston Western Police Division Senior Superintendent, Michael Phipps told Irie Fm News this afternoon (July 25), that investigations into the discovery are ongoing.
The police say investigations into the discovery of four bodies in Downtown, Kingston last week, are progressing steadily.
The bodies of four men were found in shallow graves near the old Public Works Department building, last Tuesday.
The bodies were dismembered.
They have not yet been formally identified.
Head of the Kingston Western Police Division Senior Superintendent, Michael Phipps told Irie Fm News this afternoon (July 25), that investigations into the discovery are ongoing.
The police say investigations into the discovery of four bodies in Downtown, Kingston last week, are progressing steadily.
The bodies of four men were found in shallow graves near the old Public Works Department building, last Tuesday.
The bodies were dismembered.
They have not yet been formally identified.
Head of the Kingston Western Police Division Senior Superintendent, Michael Phipps told Irie Fm News this afternoon (July 25), that investigations into the discovery are ongoing.
