UPDATE: Man killed in St James crash identified
The scene of the accident. (Photo: Philip Lemonte)
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August 19, 2015

UPDATE: Man killed in St James crash identified

KINGSTON, Jamaica – A prominent Montego Bay attorney who reportedly died following a two-vehicle collision in St James has been identified.

He is George Thomas.

Four other people, including the attorney’s son, are now undergoing treatment at medical facilities, OBSERVER ONLINE was told.

It is understood that the accident involved a Mercedes Benz and Nissan Tida motor vehicles.

Related Story: St James crash leaves one dead, several injured

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