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Autopsy Result For Latest Murder Victims

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PHOTO: Murder victims- (L) Calvin Archibald and Glenville Francis
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By: Spokesman Newsroom

 BASSETERRE, St. Kitts (Thursday 22nd March 2018)-Police have revealed today the autopsy results concerning the latest murders victims namely 41-year-old Glenville Francis and 30-year-old Calvin.

 Reportedly, the post mortem examinations were performed on their bodies on Tuesday 20th March by Forensic Pathologist, Dr. Valery Alexandrov.

Police say Dr. Alexandrov concluded that Francis of Newton Ground died as a result of a single fatal gunshot wound to the chest while in the case of Archibald, a resident of in Sandy Point who originally hailed from Cayon, his death was due to multiple gunshot wounds.

Police investigations into both matters are ongoing.

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