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A man travelling from Guyana to New York was on Tuesday busted at JFK Airport with ten pounds of cocaine concealed in his suitcase.
Careem Chase Walsh, said to be an American citizen, was charged with knowingly, intentionally and unlawfully importing into the United States from a place outside, a substance containing cocaine. He was granted US$50 000 bail after a court appearance.
According to US court documents, Walsh arrived in the United States on board a Caribbean Airlines flight from Guyana on …..

Kaieteur News has learned that Persaud, a businessman at the time, had strangled his wife, known as ‘Tina’, in Manhattan, around 1986. He had then placed her body in a dumpster. Kaieteur News understands that the slain woman was from Canal Number One Polder, West Bank Demerara.
Persaud was jailed for 15 years, and was deported about ten years ago.
He has two daughters in the United States.

NIGERIA’S WEALTHIEST pastor, Bishop David Oyedepo, has allegedly put two of his four private jets on the market.
According to reports the bishop is concerned with the high costs and maintenance of managing all four of his planes.
Earlier this year the leader of mega-church, Living Faith Church World Wide, bought a $35 million Gulfstream V Jet and stated that he had plans to build a private aircraft hangar.
The 56-year-old also owns a Gulfstream V, a Challenger 604 and a Gulfstream IV.
Entrepreneur, Oyedepo, who has an estimated fortune of $150 million, also owns extensive real estate, a publishing empire, as well as other businesses.
Oyedepo has yet to confirm the story.

The prime suspect in the murder of drug store proprietor Harold Rachpaul has reportedly told close associates that he will take his own life rather than be apprehended.
Police say that the former security guard, familiarly known as ‘Dhal Belly’, hurriedly left his job after learning that detectives wanted to question him further about the case.
Sources said that he was among several persons who were questioned during the early stages of the investigation.
The suspect was employed at a Robb Street establishment near Rachpaul’s Drug Store, where the 84-year-old proprietor was slain.
Kaieteur News understands that detectives have received information that the security guard was seen in Mr. Rachpaul’s yard on the night of the murder.
Investigators believe that the killer made off with some $1M in cash and other items from the victim’s residence.
Police have visited the suspect’s home but have failed to locate him. However, a police official said that word has reached the investigators that ‘Dhal Belly’ has vowed to kill himself rather than be arrested

Kaieteur News understands that the man has previous convictions for burglary and robbery.
‘Dhal Belly’s former employer yesterday confirmed that police wanted to question him about Mr. Rachpaul’s murder. The businessman said that he had cooperated fully with the police and had handed investigators the suspect’s phone numbers and a photograph of the former guard.

Sacramento, California, Aug 24 : A fugitive who spent the last 36 years hiding from the law is today back behind bars, after detectives used his mother’s dying wish to track him down.

After more than three-and-a-half decades on the run, William Walter Asher III was arrested at his home in Salida, about 70 miles south of Sacramento, California, on Friday, reports Daily Mail.

The 66-year-old escaped convict - who had been involved in a robbery that left a man dead - had changed his name and was living with a woman who had no idea about his criminal past.

It was his mother’s wish to speak to her son one last time before she died that led investigators to Asher.

‘Shortly before her death she asked various family members to assist her in using the “secret” number to call “Billy”,’ the FBI said in a statement.

Agents, tipped off about the conversation by an informer, scoured the phone records of people suspected of helping carry out the deathbed request.

These led them to the Salida home of a man calling himself Garry Donald Webb, to whom two phonecalls were made two days before the mother died.

A fingerprint on Webb’s driving license matched the one on Asher’s prison record and, after questioning from federal agents, he admitted his true identity.

Asher had escaped from Growlersburg Conservation Camp, a prison camp in El Dorado County, California, in January 1975.

Eight years earlier, he had been sentenced to life in prison aged just 20 for a robbery of a San Francisco bar, in which a bartender was shot and beaten to death.

After his escape, Asher fled to the Northwest Territories of Canada, where he assumed the name David Donald Mcfee and worked as a long-haul truck driver, according to the FBI.

He married, raised a family and eventually separated from his wife.

She was unable to help Canadian authorities or the FBI and the trail went cold.

When he was finally discovered, police found Asher had been living with a woman who had been with him for more than 10 years, but who was unaware that he was on the run.

He is now being held at the Sierra Conservation Center in Jamestown.

He could face new charges related to his escape and could spend the rest of his life in prison.