Two Jamaican women extradited to US on fraud, murder charges
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September 8, 2023

Two Jamaican women extradited to US on fraud, murder charges

ST JAMES, Jamaica — Two women were extradited from Jamaica to the United States on Thursday, after they were arrested on separate charges in St James back in July.

According to the police, 36-year-old Sereika Goodison, a customer service representative of Paradise Acres, Norwood Meadows in the parish and 39-year-old Iyana Reynolds were apprehended during separate special operations.

Goodison is wanted in the US for mail fraud, wire fraud and lottery scamming activities while Reynolds is wanted for murder and other serious offences.

The operations were carried out by members of the Jamaica Fugitive Apprehension Team (JFAT), Lottery Scam Task Force (LSTF), Area 1 Operational Support Team and counterparts from the USA.

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