Freeport Community: Case Study
A Freeport community was left in shambles yesterday when the discovery of a four-year-old boy wandering the road led police to the charred remains of his mother, step father and unidentified corpse.
The remains were believed to be Michael Applewhite and his common-law wife Michelle Harrilal, who lived in a shack 400 metres into the bushes off Connector Road, Carlsen Field. Residents believe the third suspect might be Applewhite's neighbour, who has not been seen for the past two days. However, investigators were told that based on the skull of the third victim, it could be a child.
Investigators told the Guardian that around 8 am, a woman found the boy walking aimlessly along the road and when she went to him, he told her that his mother was
The remains were believed to be Michael Applewhite and his common-law wife Michelle Harrilal, who lived in a shack 400 metres into the bushes off Connector Road, Carlsen Field. Residents believe the third suspect might be Applewhite's neighbour, who has not been seen for the past two days. However, investigators were told that based on the skull of the third victim, it could be a child.
Investigators told the Guardian that around 8 am, a woman found the boy walking aimlessly along the road and when she went to him, he told her that his mother was