Wazim Nabbie Case Study

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While police investigate the brutal execution of La Romain fruit vendor Wazim Nabbie, relatives believes a transaction over his vehicle may be responsible for his death.
Nabbie, 21, was found dead in the Gulf of Paria last Friday. His body hogtied and a cloth fastened with duct tape covered his face. He and taxi driver Che-Anderson Reid were reported missing to St Joseph police on October 5. Reid, 25, of Cunupia washed ashore along the Point Coco Beach in Granville last Saturday. Both men were shot in their heads and dumped in the sea.

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