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Bodies found at Lucas Bay Oyster Pond identified as missing Antiguans. (UPDATED)

November 15, 2018

Bodies found at Lucas Bay Oyster Pond identified as missing Antiguans. (UPDATED)
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~Antiguan Police confirm identities of bodies.~

MARIGOT:--- Media personnel of Antigua and Barbuda are trying to confirm whether or not the two bodies that were fished out of Lucas Bay Oyster Pond on Tuesday and Wednesday may have originated from their island as two men are missing there.
The two missing men have been identified as  Pedro Jerome Potter a Government employee and Ozandee Benjamin. So far it is not clear if the missing person's report were filed in Antigua and Barbuda.
On Tuesday morning around 10:30 am Gendarmes were called to Lucas Bay Oyster Pond when a passerby noticed a body floating in the water. At the time Colonel Sebastien Manzoni said that the person a male of probably Caribbean or Antillean decent may have died from drowning. However, on Wednesday afternoon the Gendarmes were called again to Lucas Bay to fish out another dead body. The second man is also probably of Caribbean or Antillean descent. Manzoni said that the Gendarmes also received photos but he did not say if the photos sent to the Gendarmerie are those of the men recovered at Lucas Bay on Monday and Tuesday. Manzoni said at the moment they are busy with the investigation to determine the identity of the two corps as well as the cause of deaths.

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SMN News also got confirmation from Antigua where the Police on that island has confirmed that the two bodies found on Lucas Bay Oyster Pond are that of the missing men in Antigua identified as Ozandee Benjamin and Pedro Jerome Potter.

So far the Gendarmes on St. Martin have not released the identity of the bodies discovered at Lucas Bay.

http://www.smn-news.com/st-maarten-st-martin-news/30557-bodies-found-at-lucas-bay-oyster-pond-identified-as-missing-antiguans-updated.html

Source: https://www.sxm-talks.com/st-martin-news-network/bodies-found-at-lucas-bay-oyster-pond-identified-as-missing-antiguans-updated/

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