Body of Mexican man who went missing at Blue Hole found
Blue Hole attraction in St Ann (Instagram photo: blueholeochi)
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April 10, 2026

Body of Mexican man who went missing at Blue Hole found

KINGSTON, Jamaica—The body of a Mexican man who is suspected to have drowned while swimming at the Blue Hole attraction St Ann has been found.

He has been identified as 46-year-old Javier Santos Solano.

Commanding Officer of the St Ann Police Division Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Carlos Russell told Observer Online that Solano’s body was found on Thursday.

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