The boyfriend of a Dominican murdered in Trinidad has confessed to the crime, the Trinidad and Tobago Newsday is reporting.
According to the newspaper, the 24-year-old man has confessed to police that he slit the throat of Chriss Brewster who he had been dating for one month.
He also reportedly confessed to setting her apartment on fire before fleeing the scene.
The newspaper also reported that the suspect became enraged when he saw Brewster, 30, in the company of her ex-boyfriend on Monday night and waited until the ex-boyfriend left the scene. He then ambushed Brewster at the apartment, slit her throat from ear to ear after he accused her of infidelity.
He then set the apartment on fire.
Brewster’s remains were found in her apartment home on the ground floor of a two-storey house in Maracas/St Joseph on Monday night. Police also found the charred remains of Peter Felix, 88, who owned the house and was Brewster’s landlord.
An autopsy showed that he died of asphyxia consistent with smoke inhalation, according to the Newsday.
dcan girls r naturally cheaters
Extremely sad for especially her family and the 88 year-old man’s family. None deserved to die, at all.
Some boyfriend! This is not one who genuinely was in love and who loved. The man probably had jealous and murderous tendencies. There is no excuse for his atrocious actions, taking two lives. He can prepare himself for some years of imprisonment, if not for life.
Deepest sympathy to her family and all those who knew her, in addition to the 88-year old man’s family.
May their souls rest in peace. Amen!
This guy deserved the death penalty!!
The 24 yr old young man’ confession of murdering Dominican college graduate and mother of two, is jealousy oriented. He lost all semblance of sanity on seeing her in conversation with her former boyfriend. Lessons need to be learnt from this life ending scenario,, with both sides paying a tremendous price. Affection and emotion carry a hell of a heavy load.
This is so sad. Hope other young ladies learn from this situation and be careful with these psychopaths. I pray for her family. May God give them peace and comfort.
This is so sad. A young, vibrant, and intelligent person has senselessly lost her life. Dominicans should feel cheated that a young person, with so much potential to do good, has been taken away. Just would like to express sincerest condolences to her family and friends.
Reading the story in the Trinidad Express, it it right home, i had an intuition that it was an acquaintance. Caribbean urban societies is changing for the worst in most cases, and we need to teach our young beautiful women and men to learn to pick their friends very carefully. No one, absolutely no one should be taken for granted.