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Two Arraigned for Eleuthera Murder
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Police have charged two men in connection with a murder in Eleuthera this week.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Police have charged two men in connection with a murder in Eleuthera this week.
Prosecutors say Emile Hepburn, 35, and Jermeco Knowles, 42, are responsible for the April 10 murder of Leroy Bethel, who was found shot dead inside a car.
Hepburn and Knowles didn’t have to plead to the murder charge when they appeared before Magistrate Algernon Allen Jr on Friday.
Bail was denied and they return to court June 30.
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