Police and justice
Police Bonaire encounters two deceased persons in their homes on Friday evening
04-05-2024 -
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KRALENDIJK- In what can be described as a tragic evening, the police on Bonaire found two persons dead in their homes shortly after each other on Friday evening.
After two different reports around 7 o’clock in the evening, officers found the first deceased person in a house on Kay Tonkawa. It concerns a 64-year-old man born in Bonaire.
Shortly thereafter, the body of a 59-year-old man, born in the Netherlands but living in Bonaire, was found on Kaya Neerlandia. The police had to use some force to enter the locked house, after which a doctor also determined a natural death in this case.
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