Horrifying development hours after tourist was tied to bed and shot dead during Jamaican vacation
After a tourist was found tied up and shot to death, authorities are reportedly investigating whether his jewelry was put up for sale on Facebook Marketplace in the hours after the murder.
Glenroy Fraser, a 38-year-old subcontractor from Montreal, Canada, who was vacationing in Jamaica, was found deceased in a rented SUV with his hands and feet tied.
Police were alerted at around 1.30am on Saturday to a vehicle that had left the road in Kelbourney and driven onto an embankment. A spent bullet casing was found nearby.
Fraser’s mouth was reportedly taped shut, his hands were tied behind his back with strongman rope and his feet were securely tied, a witness told a local news outlet. iWitness News.
Police are investigating reports of a gold chain, strikingly similar to the one worn by Fraser, appearing on the ‘Vincy Buy and Sell’ platform shortly after his death was reported. ANN.
The exact cause of death has not yet been determined, according to police.
Authorities are reviewing security footage from a Kingstown nightspot where they believe Fraser was before his death.
Police are investigating how Fraser left the property and whether he was accompanied by anyone.
Glenroy Fraser, a 38-year-old subcontractor from Montreal, Canada, who was vacationing in Jamaica, was found deceased in a rented SUV with his hands and feet tied. Police are investigating reports of a gold chain, strikingly similar to the one worn by Fraser, which appeared on the ‘Vincy Buy and Sell’ platform shortly after his death was reported.
Authorities are reviewing security footage from a Kingstown nightspot where they believe Fraser was before his death
According to ANN, a woman has been arrested and is cooperating with the investigation, although her identity remains secret.
Investigators are investigating a voice message circulating on social media where a heated argument between a man and a woman can be heard.
The woman addresses the man as ‘Glen’ during the recording.
Media reports say Fraser’s murder is the 54th murder in St. Vincent and the Grenadines in 2024.
Global Affairs Canada confirmed it is aware of Fraser’s death and that consular officials are working with local authorities.
However, they stated that no additional information would be released to respect “privacy considerations.”
Friends from both Canada and St. Vincent expressed shock and sadness at his death.
On Facebook, alias Prince Rudiie described Fraser as the “sweetest soul” and the “most kind-hearted person you could all have” and praised him as the “LIFE OF THE PARTY.”
Investigators are investigating a voice message circulating on social media in which a heated argument between a man and a woman can be heard
Media reports Fraser’s murder marks the 54th murder in St. Vincent and the Grenadines in 2024
On Instagram, Hova the Businessman honored Fraser as a supporter of his brand, who became a close friend.
The post included a video of Fraser dancing and singing to Caribbean music at an undisclosed event.