GB Woman’s Death On Guana Cay Sparks Calls For Justice

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ABACO, BAHAMAS – We are following the tragic death of a young Grand Bahamian woman in what police are investigating as suicide. The heartbreaking incident happening on Guana Cay, Abaco, early Thursday morning.

I spoke to a family member of the deceased who says she doesn’t believe her cousin killed herself, and is now on a quest for justice.

In a raw and emotional interview, Bennae Pinder-Beneby, the cousin of the late Destiny Hamilton paints a vivid picture of the vibrant life she lived.

Police reports detail the discovery of Hamilton’s body around 8:30 a.m. Thursday, in a home on Guana Cay, Abaco.

Police say she was found with a wrist laceration, leading to speculation of suicide, while the investigation remains open.

Social media went into a frenzy after news of her unfortunate death, some describing details in the police report as sketchy.

Meanwhile, her cousin says she believes there’s more to the story.

Beneby-Pinder tells us about the close relationship the two shared.

Hamilton, a Grand Bahama native who resided in the United States recently revealing her marriage.

Beneby-Pinder says she believes Destiny’s death may have been premeditated and pleads with authorities for a thorough investigation.

But it’s not just the quest for answers weighing on the heart of this distraught cousin.

She thanked supporters while bravely confronting the negativity swirling around Hamilton’s death, urging compassion and respect from the public.

With a heavy heart and eyes filled with tears, her final ask? Prayers for Hamilton’s mother, Gladys, a prominent figure in the Grand Bahama community.