Editorial: Marijuana goes from gateway drug to legal local industry
So much for the “gateway drug.”
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So much for the “gateway drug.”
DNN-Wandervorschlag: Von Bärenfels ins Tal des Pöbelbaches 09:12 03.07.2021 Freizeit - DNN-Wandervorschlag: Von Bärenfels ins Tal des Pöbelbaches Die Sonne scheint? Die Wanderlust packt? Dann nichts wie los! In der DNN haben wir einige Tipps zum Wandern gesammelt. Diesmal haben wir uns eine Tour vom Bärenfels bis ins Tal nach Pöbelbach näher angeschaut. Blick auf Schönfeld...
The rural community of Green Bottom in Sandy Bay was jolted Monday evening by the bizarre murder of a disabled teenage girl who was savagely stabbed while her stepmother reportedly slept in an adjoining room of their Clarendon home. Shelly-Ann Williams, 17, who has Down syndrome, was discovered, lying face down in a pool of blood, by her father, Howard Williams, and stepmother Shelly-Ann Allen after her dad returned home from work and queried about her whereabouts. A visibly shaken Allen said that she last heard the teenager laughing in her room while speaking with her father on the phone ea...
A murder investigation is underway following the macabre discovery of a 17-year-old girl with multiple stab wounds at her home in Green Bottom, Sandy Bay in Clarendon on Monday night. The deceased has been identified as Shelly-Ann Williams, who reportedly had Down's syndrome, which is a medical condition that causes physical and developmental delays and disabilities. Reports are that about 10pm, Williams' blood-soaked nude body was found in a room at her home by her stepmother and father. The police were subsequently alerted, and the body removed to the morgue, pending an autopsy. A mot...
3:19 pm, Wed December 23, 2020 Shelly-Ann Allen, stepmother of the teenager found dead in Clarendon The Clarendon Police say they are yet to identify persons of interest in relation to the murder of 17-year-old Shelly-Ann Williams in Green Bottom, Sandy Bay. SSP Miller told Radio Jamaica News Wednesday morning that the police are awaiting the results of a post mortem to determine if the teenager, who had Down Syndrome, was sexually assaulted. Her stepmother, Shelly-Ann Allen, said she did not know anything was amiss until she was awakened by the teenager's father when he retur...