Man charged for gruesome Lacovia murder
Nicole Brown
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August 10, 2026

Man charged for gruesome Lacovia murder

ST ELIZABETH, Jamaica — Detectives in St Elizabeth have charged 39-year-old Dellode Warren with the murder of his partner 50-year-old Nicole Brown last week in Barton Wharf, Lacovia, St Elizabeth.

Police said Warren confessed to the murder and subsequent dumping of Brown’s body when he was rescued from a mob in the community last Monday.

Following an extensive all day search of the Black River which flows through the area last Tuesday, Brown’s partially nude body was retrieved by divers.

READ: Gruesome!

— Kasey Williams

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