Kitty man remanded for fatally stabbing neighbour

A man charged with murdering his neighbour has been remanded to prison after his arraignment before acting Chief Magistrate Sherdel Isaacs-Marcus on Thursday.
George Moses of Lot 18 Lamaha Street, Newtown, Kitty, Georgetown was not required to plead to the indictable charge which stated that he murdered Anthony Williams on April 10. The killing allegedly occurred at Moses’s residence.
The prosecution’s short facts detailed that the two men had been known to each other, since they had resided at a two-storey apartment at the Lamaha Street address. They had had an ongoing feud which had seen them constantly assaulting each other. On the day in question, they had been engaged in a heated argument, and that had led to a scuffle. Moses had then allegedly attacked Williams with a knife, and had stabbed him several times.
After stabbing Williams, Moses had reportedly thrown the weapon into a nearby canal. At this point, a Policeman had intervened, and had cautioned and arrested Moses and called 911. Once medical personnel arrived, Williams was rushed to the Georgetown Public Hospital (GPHC), but he unfortunately died a short while after.
Murder accused George Moses will return to court on July 31.(G1)