The family of a Maryland man, found dead in the Bahamas during a family holiday earlier this month, is pleading for “international help.”
On April 9, Royal Bahamas police owned the death of 23-year-old Dinari McCalmont after he and his parents died on April 6, just 12 hours after he and his parents arrived on Paradise Island in Nassau.
McCalmont’s aunt Marcel Bacchus said in a Facebook post on April 11 that the victim’s body is to be released from the morgue on April 10, but was not released due to an error in spelling his name.
“My sister is very annoyed,” Bacchus wrote. “She hasn’t seen her son yet. April.
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The McCulmont family in Maryland believes there was a foul play that was caught up in the death of 23-year-old Dinari McCulmont in the Bahamas. (istock)
McCalmont’s mother, Michelle McCalmont, previously told a news outlet in Bahamas. Eyewitness News Bahamas She believed her son had been beaten.
However, Royal Bahamas Police said in a press release on April 9 that it had announced the cause of death of Dinali Makarmont.
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“Postmortem testing was conducted and the pathologist’s findings revealed that the deceased died as a result of drowsing,” Royal Bahamas police said in a statement at the time.
The Makalmonts were staying at a resort called Reef Atlantis on the Bahamas Paradise Island. (istock)
Bacchus said her family was “fearing that the evidence would disappear.”
“We need some international help as soon as possible!!” she wrote on Facebook.
The McCalmonts were staying at a resort called the Coral Reef in Atlantis Paradise Island, Bahamas.
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Dinali leaves her parents at dinner and appears to have regained her jacket when he disappears. A missing person has been submitted According to EyeWitness News, please report if you were unable to track him using your phone’s location data.
It appears that Dinari McCalmont left her parents for dinner to get a jacket. That was when he disappeared and his parents filed a report of the missing person when they were unable to track him using location data from their phone. (istock)
“We are deeply saddened by the passing of one of our guests,” the resort previously told Fox News Digital in a statement. “Our idea is with his family during this difficult time. We are fully working with the authorities in their investigation.”
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The State Department has issued Level 2 travel advisories for the Bahamas, as well as the Dominican Republic, the Dutch Antilles, Turks and Caicos.
Level 2 Travel Advisory warns tourists to “be aware of increased risks to safety and security.”
