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Michelle found dead in Jamaica canefield
Posted: Tuesday, June 12, 2012
MARLENE'S DAUGHTER REPORTED DEAD
JAMAICAN newspaper, The Gleaner, last night reported a body that was burnt beyond recognition and found in a Montego Bay canefield was that of Michelle Coudray-Greaves, daughter of San Fernando Mayor Marlene Coudray.
Michelle found dead in Jamaica canefield
The badly burnt body of Michelle Coudray, daughter of San Fernando Mayor Marlene Coudray, who went missing on June 2 in Jamaica, was discovered yesterday evening in a Montego Bay canefield.
LATEST - Jamaica Gleaner: Coudray body found
The Jamaica Gleaner online edition reported last night that the body of Michelle Coudray-Greaves had been found yesterday afternoon, burnt beyond recognition.
Marlene's plea: Free my Michelle
This was the appeal yesterday from San Fernando Mayor Marlene Coudray who remains baffled by the disappearance, in Jamaica, of her daughter, 12 days ago.
PM: TT Government ready to assist
GOVERNMENT stands ready to assist Jamaica law enforcement agencies to help find Michelle Coudray-Greaves, 38, the missing daughter of San Fernando Mayor Marlene Coudray.
STEAL OF A DEAL
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COP calls for details of purchase deal
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Kamla: Character education for primary schools coming
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Judge rules for cops' promotions
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Ralph Maraj: More light, please
Freedom's price
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Witness to double murder shot in head
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Woman grieves for son
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Granny gets ten years for cocaine trafficking
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Female killer on the run
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4 men on 11 bank robbery charges
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