John Terry: British diplomat in Jamaica ‘strangled to death’ (Daily Telegraph)
A British honorary consul who was killed in his Jamaica home died of asphyxiation after being beaten and strangled police have said.
British honorary consul murdered in ‘homophobic’ attack in Jamaica (Daily Telegraph)
A British honorary consul has been found murdered at his home in Jamaica in what police believe may have been a homophobic attack.
British honorary consul murdered in ‘homophobic’ attack in Jamaica (Daily Telegraph)
A British honorary consul has been found murdered at his home in Jamaica in what police believe may have been a homophobic attack.
Gay-hate link probed in NZer’s Jamaica killing (The New Zealand Herald)
Police in Jamaica are reportedly investigating whether the murder of New Zealander John Terry in Jamaica was a gay-hate crime. Mr Terry, 65, who was honorary consul to the British High Commission in Jamaica was found murdered at his Montego Bay home on Wednesday local time.
Honorary British consul killed in Jamaica (UPI)
MONTEGO BAY, Jamaica, Sept. 10 (UPI) — John Terry, an honorary British consul in Jamaica, was found dead in his bedroom at his home in Montego Bay, police said.
British diplomat found dead in Jamaica (UPI)
MONTEGO BAY, Jamaica, Sept. 10 (UPI) — A British honorary consul to Jamaica was found slain in his home in the Caribbean country, police said.
British diplomat found dead in Jamaica (CNN)
A British diplomat was found slain at his home in Jamaica, authorities said.
Four J’cans held in Cayman narco operation (The Jamaica Observer)
FOUR Jamaicans were among seven men who were nabbed by the Royal Cayman Islands Police Service during a counter-narcotics operation early yesterday morning.
Published on: 9/8/2009. (Daily Nation)
KINGSTON, Jamaica – Retired Jamaican Prime Minister PJ Patterson is unhappy that the Caribbean Single Market (CSM) is not yet a reality.
Caribbean Islands Crack Down on Undocumented Immigrants (Fox News)
The increased enforcement highlights deep economic divisions in a region where poor Dominicans, Haitians and Jamaicans seek better lives on more affluent islands such as the Bahamas, Antigua and Barbados.