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Apr 28, 2009 News
Police have released the three suspects in the alleged vigilante-style killing of Victory Valley resident, Patrick Henry, called ‘Doggie’, after pathologist Dr. Vivikanand Brijmohan was unable to ascertain how he died.
Police said that Dr. Brijmohan told investigators that the body was in a state of ‘significant decomposition’, and this prevented him from detecting the bruises and other injuries that the 39-year-old man allegedly sustained.
According to the official, Henry suffered a broken left forearm, but that was the only major injury that the pathologist detected.
“There were small scratches and abrasions but these were not life-threatening injuries,” the source said.
Henry, an ex-convict, was allegedly admitted to the Georgetown Public Hospital, on April 15, after police ranks found him lying in a semi-conscious state in a drain in Silver City Street, Linden.
He had allegedly suffered a broken arm and burns about the body.
Kaieteur News understands that Henry alleged that three men beat him with sticks after abducting him from his home.
The men had reportedly accused Henry of breaking into a Wismar residence and stealing an icebox and a number of other items.
He was taken to the Mackenzie Hospital but was then transferred to the GPHC where he succumbed two Saturdays ago.
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