Diana Theodore, 72, was discovered in the early hours of Saturday with a laceration to her skull and bound below her bed in a pool of blood. Let’s see what happened to Diana Theodore in detail
Diana Theodore killed in St Lucia
Local police in the Caribbean has opened a murder inquiry after discovering the bodies of a British retiree and her dog there.
In the house, her dog was also discovered dead. Ms. Theodore relocated to St. Lucia from the UK more than 30 years ago, and a neighbor in the neighborhood claimed that a friend with whom she lives reported her missing.
The neighbor recalled, “He came to us and stated he had not seen her, so we all went in search of her but did not find her.” “She is always at home, so we all started looking to see if we could find her. It is unusual for her to disappear from view in this tiny community. She was pleasant and has resided in Morne Sion for a while.
The St. Lucia police immediately launched a search operation and subsequently discovered her under a bed, dead and in a terrible state. The death of a woman at Choiseul is being investigated as a murder, according to police, who are examining the death homicide.
What did police reports confess?
According to the statement, police from the Choiseul Police Station were called to a home in Morne Sion, Choiseul, at midnight today, August 6, 2022, after learning that a girl was unconscious there. It stated that a doctor declared her dead.
The Council, Management, and Staff of the Saint Lucia National Trust expressed their “sincere sympathies to the family and friends of Diana” in a Facebook post. Ms. Theodore was a longtime member and former councilor of the Saint Lucia National Trust.
Added was: “Diana was a passionate and outspoken supporter of Saint Lucia’s historical and cultural resources. “She had been a Trust member for a while and had also served on Council. She frequently offered her opinions, thoughts, and guidance on matters of conservation and local interest.
It said, “Diana will be deeply missed and her death is a big loss.” She has a daughter who works as a lecturer at a UK university.
According to a police spokeswoman on the island, they are looking into every possibility and won’t stop until they find the truth.
A police officer in St. Lucia stated that the homicide is now under investigation.
“We received a report early this morning regarding a woman and her dog who were discovered deceased in her home. We are investigating this as a matter of urgency,” they said.
Diana was a vocal and ardent defender of Saint Lucia’s natural and cultural legacy, according to them. According to reports, Diana’s daughter, who is a professor at a UK university, is still alive.
Who was Diana Theodore?
The death of a woman in Choiseul is being investigated as a homicide, according to Saint Lucia police. Diana Theodore, 72, was named as the dead in a police report.
According to the statement, police from the Choiseul Police Station were called to a home in Morne Sion, Choiseul, at midnight today, August 6, 2022, after learning that a girl was unconscious there. It stated that a doctor declared her dead.
Saint Lucia National Trust (SLNT) said,
“Diana was a passionate and vocal advocate for Saint Lucia’s natural and cultural heritage. She was a long-term member of the Trust who also served on Council and regularly contributed her ideas, concerns, and advice in areas of conservation and community interest,” the SLNT noted.
“Everybody just in shock and very sad because she is such a nice lady and did not deserve this at all. Things like that don’t occur in Choiseul,” the resident declared.
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