Issue 127 iWatch & Listen The world according to Big J Page 3
iWorld Pope meets religious leaders Page 7
iTravel Why Canada is just “awesome” Page 10
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Nuclear power is most efficient Page 9 Stars set for NCVO telethon Page 14
Surf’s up in George Town Yellow “Caution” tape prevented sightseers from getting too close as huge waves battered the waterfront around George
All hail King Luis Page 19
Town Harbour. Despite the relative lack of wind, the waves were large enough to shut down a number of waterfront bars. Weather latest page 15
THE HUNT GOES ON Tad Stoner
tad.stoner@ieyenews.com
Police have interviewed -- and reinterviewed – dozens of people in their hunt for gangland killers and armed robbers, while keeping an ”active investigation” of missing women Kerran Baker and Anna Evans open. “No one has been arrested,
however in connection with the missing women”, RCIPS Detective Superintendent Marlon Bodden said, no bodies had been found and the 30 July movements of the 25-year-old Ms Baker had not been established. Police have also revealed there have been no new arrests on the murders. One man has been charged in connection with the death of
Thousands gather for funeral Page 20
Asher McGaw. Marking one month since a nineday spate of gang-related murders and a series of robberies, RCIPS Chief Superintendent Marlon Bodden told iNews police teams had interviewed a score of people as part of their investigations, and were “still analysing statements”, but “were encouraged” by progress on the cases. Continued on page 5
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