News
Adriana Morales’ murder case to be tried on November 2nd
07-07-2017 -
1 minuten leestijd
![](https://bes-reporter.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/6/2017/05/Silent-March-for-Adriana.jpg)
The suspect in the murder of Adriana Morales will be tried on November 2nd, 2017
Kralendijk- The suspected killer of Adriana Morales, a Mexican cruise ship employees who disappeared while leaving her cruise ship and was found murdered after a few days, will be tried on November 2nd, 2017. The case against the suspect will start on that date at 10 AM in the morning. This was decided during a so called “pro-forma” court session this morning.
The suspect, R.S, was detained on April 30th after the remains of Adriana Morales were found on a ranch to which the suspect had access.
During the course of the investigation it has also turned out that the suspect had child pornography in his possession. Police is still looking into this matter.
492
Meer News
-
Advertisement
Traveling abroad?
-
Airlift
Curaçao Seeks ‘Level Playing Field’ for Local Airlines
-
Events
First Edition of Bonaire by Night on Friday, August 2
-
Bonaire
Edsel Winklaar appointed interim director at Selibon N.V.
-
Airlift
Aruba speaks to Gol Airlines about Brazil market expansion
-
Healthcare
1,500 healthcare professionals trained in acute care by Caribbean Health Academy
-
St. Eustatius
Empowering Girls: Mega D Youth Foundation hosts inspiring session with Miss Mature Shomica Griffith
-
Saba
Saba executes climate change survey among residents
Meer News
-
Advertisement
Traveling abroad?
-
Airlift
Curaçao Seeks ‘Level Playing Field’ for Local Airlines
-
Events
First Edition of Bonaire by Night on Friday, August 2
-
Bonaire
Edsel Winklaar appointed interim director at Selibon N.V.
-
Airlift
Aruba speaks to Gol Airlines about Brazil market expansion
-
Healthcare
1,500 healthcare professionals trained in acute care by Caribbean Health Academy
-
St. Eustatius
Empowering Girls: Mega D Youth Foundation hosts inspiring session with Miss Mature Shomica Griffith
-
Saba
Saba executes climate change survey among residents