‘Come home, my queen’: Reggae icon Bunny Wailer pleads for wife’s safe return
Neville Livingston, known across the world as his stage name Bunny Wailer, holds out a candle of hope that his wife, Jean Watt comes home. She’s been missing for five days. (Photo: Facebook @OfficialBunnyWailer)
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May 28, 2020

‘Come home, my queen’: Reggae icon Bunny Wailer pleads for wife’s safe return

Veteran reggae artiste Bunny Wailer continues

to plead for his wife, Jean Watt’s safe return after the 70-year-old woman went

missing last Saturday (May 23).

Adding a cash incentive for anyone who might know Watt’s whereabouts, Bunny Wailer said Watt has short-term memory issues and has not been seen since.

“FAMILY EMERGENCY…My Queen, Jean Watt left

our home in Washington Gardens yesterday afternoon, wherein she has a short

term memory disability.  We are asking

everyone particularly in Kingston, Portmore & Spanish Town to look out for

her as that is where the public transportation off Washington Boulevard near

the home leads to,” he wrote on his Facebook page.

FAMILY EMERGENCY My Queen, Jean Watt left our home in Washington Gardens yesterday afternoon, wherein she has a short…Posted by

FAMILY EMERGENCY My Queen, Jean Watt left our home in Washington Gardens yesterday afternoon, wherein she has a short…Posted by Neville Livingston on Sunday, May 24, 2020

Watt was last seen in the Washington

Gardens area of St Andrew wearing a black top, brown skirt and sandals.

She is five-feet, three inches tall and has

dreadlocked hair.

Anyone who may have seen Watt or know her last whereabouts is being urged to call the police emergency number 119 or 876-850-4403.

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