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June 20, 2016

Missing Manchester farmer found dead

MANCHESTER, Jamaica — A 62-year-old farmer who went missing on Sunday was yesterday found dead in his community.

According to reports from the communication arm of the Jamaica Constabulary Force, the Constabulary Communications Unit (CCU), the body of Cleveland Nairne was found with chop wounds in bushes in his community of Gayle Town in Spalding about 6:00 am Monday.

Police say Nairne was last seen alive at about 9:00 pm on Sunday in Borobridge, St Ann.

Investigations are continuing to determine the motive for his killing.

Alicia Sutherland

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