Devon Anglin found not guilty of child killing

January 19, 2016

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DEVON Not guilty of the murder four-year-old Jeremiah Barnes – that’s the verdict from Justice Charles Quin around 12:30 pm today (Tuesday 19 January).

Devon Anglin is already serving life for the murder of Carlo Webster who was shot dead at the Next Level night club in 2009.

An appeal court ordered a retrial of the child killing after a previous not guilty verdict for Mr. Anglin.

In February 2010, a man covered by a mask and with a gun in his hand calmly approached a car on the forecourt of Hell gas station in West Bay and opened fire.

The target was suspected to be Andy Barnes but instead the gunman shot dead his four year old son Jeremiah.

We’ll have more on this story in our six o’clock news.

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Tammi Sulliman is a Caribbean journalist with more than 15 years in the industry. Her roots steeped in print journalism, she made the transition to television in 2007. A reporter and talk show host in the Cayman Islands, she has focused on political and social issues affecting the community. She took the helm of the news product at Hurley's Media Ltd. as News Director in November, 2015. Ms Sulliman was raised in Trinidad & Tobago and graduated with honours in French Linguistics and Professional Writing from the University of Toronto in Ontario, Canada. She is a proud mother and privileged to call the Cayman Islands home.