A post-mortem examination has confirmed that 52-year-old Sesupaul Ramgobin was shot in the head, raising serious questions among investigators about the motive behind the attack on this quiet resident. Known locally as ‘John Paul,’ Ramgobin was described by relatives and neighbors as a mentally challenged man who lived alone and posed no trouble to anyone.
The examination, conducted on Monday, November 24, concluded that Ramgobin died from “shock and hemorrhage, which was due to a gunshot injury.” Bullet fragments were discovered in the back of his skull, but authorities are still determining the caliber of the weapon used in the incident.
“He was clearly murdered, but we still don’t know why or who did it,” an official reported to Big Smith News Watch. Neighbors noted that Ramgobin was often seen sitting quietly on his steps, leading many to wonder why anyone would target him.
Ramgobin was shot outside his home in Quakers Hall, Mahaicony, at approximately 11:00 PM on Friday, November 21. Relatives reported hearing “an explosion” before discovering him motionless in front of his residence. He sustained a gunshot wound to the back of his head, along with other injuries to his upper body.
Police are actively investigating the case, seeking to uncover the circumstances surrounding this tragic incident and bring those responsible to justice. The community remains shocked by the violence, calling for answers in the wake of the tragedy.
