Police in Regional Division Two have initiated an investigation following the discovery of a badly decomposed body on Annandale Beach, located on the Essequibo Coast, on Thursday.
Detectives and senior officers were dispatched to the Annandale Seawall around 11:30 AM after receiving reports about the grim find. Upon arrival, they discovered the body of a male lying on his back on the sand. The deceased was found wearing a red and blue jersey paired with black-and-white three-quarter trousers.
Due to the advanced state of decomposition, authorities reported that the man’s head, both hands, abdomen, and feet had been significantly damaged, making identification impossible. As of now, details regarding the man’s name, nationality, age, address, and relatives remain unknown, as does the time of death.
Police conducted an examination for signs of violence; however, the advanced decomposition of the body hindered their ability to ascertain any potential foul play.
The remains were transported to the Suddie Public Hospital, where Dr. Beharry officially pronounced the man dead. Samples were taken for DNA testing, and the body has been placed in the hospital mortuary pending a post-mortem examination.
Investigations into the circumstances surrounding the discovery are ongoing, as authorities work to uncover the identity of the deceased and the events leading to his death.
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