Parsram Tapsie, a 52-year-old fisherman in Guyana, has pleaded guilty to damaging the tomb of a 13-year-old suicide victim. Arrested on February 11, he admitted to the charges in court. He will undergo probation and psychiatric evaluations prior to sentencing, which is set for March 17, 2025.
In a peculiar case from Guyana, a 52-year-old fisherman, Parsram Tapsie, residing in Good Hope, East Coast Demerara, has admitted guilt to vandalizing the tomb of a 13-year-old suicide victim. Tapsie, known also by the nicknames ‘Radesh’ or ‘Ranchie,’ was apprehended on February 11 and subsequently charged with malicious property damage.
The charges against Tapsie were presented to him on February 13, and he confessed to the crime during a court appearance at Vigilance Magistrate’s Court on February 14. Although the circumstances leading to the vandalism are still under investigation, the damage to the tomb is confirmed.
Tapsie is scheduled for probation and psychiatric evaluations prior to his sentencing. He has been placed in custody and will appear before the court again on March 17, 2025, for the final sentencing process.
In conclusion, Parsram Tapsie has pleaded guilty to vandalizing a tomb belonging to a young girl who tragically committed suicide. His actions have resulted in criminal charges and he is undergoing psychiatric evaluations before his sentencing. The case highlights complex issues surrounding mental health and community responses to tragic events.
Original Source: caribbean.loopnews.com
