Demerara Waves Online News- Guyana Riding on the Crest of Truth
Last Updated on Friday, 6 October 2017, 13:43 by Denis Chabrol
The house at Albert Street and South Road where 88-year old Constance Fraser and her friend, 75-year old Phyllis Melrose Caesar were killed.
Two of four persons in custody on Friday confessed to killing two elderly women earlier this week at their home at the corner of Albert Street and South Road, a top Guyana Police Force investigator said Friday.
A senior police source said two men admitted to investigators that they killed family-friends 88-year old Constance Fraser and 75-year old Phyllis Melrose Caesar between on October 2 and 3, 2017.
A lone woman, who is among the fiur detainees, is connected to one of the men who has confessed.
The two men could be charged this weekend and arraigned on Monday.
Word of the confession came several hours after Head of the Criminal Investigations Department, Assistant Commissioner, Paul Williams told Demerara Waves Online News that “We have good, substantial information,”
He said police were still treating the incident as a robbery-murder.
Constance Fraser and Phyllis Melrose Caesar
Williams said several suspects were nabbed between Wednesday, October 4 and 5.
Fellow parishioners of the Full Gospel Church located opposite the women’s residence discovered the bodies of the women in their bedrooms with their hands, feet and mouths tied.
A section of the ransacked house in which the women lived.
Pastor Winston Mc Gowan said they decided to enter the house after one of the women failed to open the church early Tuesday morning as she would have normally done.
Caesar hailed from Manchester Village, Corentyne and Fraser was a Guyana-born United States citizens. They both lived in the wooden house for several decades.
Full Gospel Church leaders were expected to meet Tuesday afternoon to discuss next steps following the demise of two of their dedicated and well-loved members.