The Guyana Court of Appeal has reserved judgment in an appeal by convicted wife killer Rupert Brown against a death sentence imposed on him for the May 29, 2011 murder of his wife Seema Singh.

Among other things, Brown, also known as “Bird”, is contending that trial judge Brassington Reynolds made several errors during the trial proceedings, which renders his conviction unsafe. In the circumstances, he is asking that his conviction and sentence be set aside.
Justice Brassington Reynolds had imposed the death sentence on Brown after a 12-member jury had found him guilty of murdering his wife when a trial ended in October 2014. Following a brief hearing on Thursday, the Court, led by Chancellor of the Judiciary Justice Yonette Cummings-Edwards, announced that notices would be sent to the parties when the decision is ready.
Seema Singh, a mother of two, was brutally murdered at Helena Number One Village, Mahaica, East Coast Demerara (ECD). According to reports, Singh, who hailed from Richmond, Essequibo Coast, Region Two (Pomeroon-Supernaam), was stabbed multiple times about her body.










