This is all in an effort to assist local authorities in widening their investigations.
NBC reporter Tim Malloy at the West Palm Beach station contacted Grand Bahama Police Chief ACP Ellison Greenslade to confirm the missing boys’ reporst, including the recent disappearance of the fifth boy on Sunday.
“We are now hearing from NBC in West Palm Beach and they would wish to come if the Bahamas government would bless their coming,” ACP Greenslade said.
Fourteen year-old Desmond Rolle of Williams Town was reported missing by his mother around 4:45 Monday when he did not return home Sunday after leaving his part0time job at Winn-Dixie Supermarket downtown around 10am.
He was later seen on surveillance camera around 2:30pm Sunday at the video game room, downtown. He was last seen 6pm on Sunday at his home village of Williams Town, police said last night.
“We are optimistic at this stage that given how outraged we are as an organisation, as a government, as citizens of a country, where this is unprecedented, we are all at a stage where we are totally disgusted and will work until we bring resolution to this matter,” said ACPGreenslade
Source: Denise Maycock, The Tribune
