Trinidad and Tobago's Newsday "GRIEVING relatives of 21-year-old murder victim Shinelle Nelson are appealing to police to find parts of her body which were missing, so that she can have a proper burial which would bring a measure of closure for relatives on this tragedy.
On Wednesday, Nelson’s body was found floating in the Guayamare River minus its head, arms and feet. An autopsy revealed that a sharp instrument, possibly a cutlass, was used to sever Nelson’s head and her limbs. Prior to the autopsy, police believed that caimans may have bitten off and eaten Nelson’s missing body parts"
On Wednesday, Nelson’s body was found floating in the Guayamare River minus its head, arms and feet. An autopsy revealed that a sharp instrument, possibly a cutlass, was used to sever Nelson’s head and her limbs. Prior to the autopsy, police believed that caimans may have bitten off and eaten Nelson’s missing body parts"
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