Foul play in Couva woman’s death
Foul play in Couva woman’s death . 
WHAT appeared to be a possible suicide quickly led to a murder investigation for police after an autopsy ruled Sherryann Roett, 47, died from blunt force trauma.
Roett's decomposing body was discovered in Carli Bay, Couva on December 9. Investigators initially believed it may have been a suicide but noted signs of violence on her face, arms and feet.
An autopsy on December 10, however, showed she died from blunt force trauma.
Senior police sources told Newsday the matter is being treated as a homicide. Newsday was told the investigation was ongoing and was at a sensitive stage.
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Foul play in Couva woman's death

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WHAT appeared to be a possible suicide quickly led to a murder investigation for police after an autopsy ruled Sherryann Roett, 47, died from blunt force trauma.

Roett's decomposing body was discovered in Carli Bay, Couva on December 9. Investigators initially believed it may have been a suicide but noted signs of violence on her face, arms and feet.

An autopsy on December 10, however, showed she died from blunt force trauma.

Senior police sources told Newsday the matter is being treated as a homicide. Newsday was told the investigation was ongoing and was at a sensitive stage.
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WHAT appeared to be a possible suicide quickly led to a murder investigation for police after an autopsy ruled Sherryann Roett, 47, died from blunt force trauma.
Roett's decomposing body was discovered in Carli Bay, Couva on December 9. Investigators initially believed it may have been a suicide but noted signs of violence on her face, arms and feet.
An autopsy on December 10, however, showed she died from blunt force trauma.
Senior police sources told Newsday the matter is being treated as a homicide. Newsday was told the investigation was ongoing and was at a sensitive stage.
The post Foul play in Couva woman’s death appeared first on Trinidad and Tobago Newsday.
Foul play in Couva woman’s death