Prime suspect in slaying of GTM official caught PDF  | Print |
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Sunday, 05 August 2012 17:30

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Bert Whyte

The prime suspect in the killing of Assistant Company Secretary of the Guyana Trinidad Mutual Life and Fire Insurance Companies, Bert Whyte has been captured by police almost three months after the incident.

Guyana Police Force spokesman, Ivelaw Whittaker said the suspect was arrested Saturday when police stopped and searched a minibus at Yarrowkabra, Soesdyke/Linden Highway

Whyte,45, of Phoenix Park, West Bank Demerara was fatally stabbed on May 14 in the Main Street/Tiger Bay area. 

His car was found abandoned four days later in Stanleytown, New Amsterdam. It was believed then that the suspect had driven the car there with a false number plate and abandoned it when he spotted a policeman. 

Investigators have already learnt that Whyte, who was also GTM’s  Assistant Human Resources Manager, was seated in the front seat of his car at the time of a scuffle with another man who was in the driver’s seat. 

Whyte met his death one day before he was due to submit his thesis for a Masters in Business Administration (MBA) that he had been pursuing at the University of Guyana.

The former Human Resources Manager at the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC) was also an actor.

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+12 #1 Rishi Kemraj 2012-08-05 17:38
Hang em high
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+2 #2 AIB StUdent 2012-08-05 18:10
At least the police will crack one all would not go as unsolved
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0 #3 AIB StUdent 2012-08-05 18:10
At least the police will crack one all would not go as unsolved
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0 #4 AIB StUdent 2012-08-05 18:10
At least the police will crack one all would not go as unsolved
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+1 #5 ted sabat 2012-08-05 18:17
Tragic. He played the wedding
priest in the play, "A Ladies Man" by Ted Sabat, - 1984 and 2004
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+6 #6 Amen Ra 2012-08-05 18:20
Good news, hope justice is served.
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+6 #7 Yasmin Bowman 2012-08-05 18:28
I hope he pays to the full extent of his crime
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+4 #8 dezetante 2012-08-06 05:43
how he gets what he deserves
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+1 #9 phillsop 2012-08-06 07:55
Tough measures are needed RIGHT NOW to curve the lawlessness in Guyana today.

There are some police who are doing their job, and are dedicated to it....most of them are....but if the system allows the criminals to go with just a slap on the hand then this will lead to frustration.

Something has to be done to find out what is causing this sort of lawlessness.

Human Rights Orgs. will tell you that it is cruel to hang until the victim is one of their own and the crime comes right at their door step.
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-2 #10 G/T Man in Atlanta 2012-08-06 11:08
Very good news, I love this.
The police need to arrest their own too, The ones that killed the protesters on July 18Th 2012 in Linden.
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0 #11 fire man 2012-08-07 09:42
Yes good news mr white killer capture,but we will not rest until those killers of july 18-2012 and those responciable brought before the court..... Guyanese...laws makers you have big works to do peaceful people was shot dead let justic serves.........
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