The police are seeking the assistance of the public in locating thirty-seven-year-old Clive Frederick Wilson, who is accused of fatally stabbing the mother of his children on Sunday morning at Victoria, East Coast Demerara while she was asleep.
In a wanted bulletin issued yesterday afternoon, the Guyana Police Force said that Wilson, whose last known addresses are Lot 37 North Haslington, ECD and ‘B’ Starlite Street, Montrose ECD is wanted for questioning in relation to the murder of Shemain Frank.
Stabroek News had previously reported that Frank, 28, a janitor at the Enmore Nursery School and of Lot 317 Victoria Village, ECD was attacked shortly after 3 am Sunday.
The police in a press statement had said that initial investigations have revealed that Fraser’s brother saw the suspect in their yard and requested that he leave immediately.
However, sometime later, the brother heard Shemain screaming and rushed to her aid, where he discovered his sister with a stab wound to her left breast and three panes missing from a window, the statement said.
The suspect fled the scene and remains on the run.
Shemain’s sister Keshoma Frank had related to this newspaper that they were all sleeping when the screams from her sibling woke them up.
“…she shouted ‘Magaman’ (the nickname of her brother) and he jump out and he said, ‘Shemain, oh shucks!’ And everybody run out of their rooms but before that, the eldest daughter, she saw when the father [allegedly] stabb her [mother] and she started to cry. All that made us suspect something was wrong,” the sister had related.
Keshoma explained that before the attack, she visited the washroom and observed the window panes missing but she paid it no heed since her sisters were cleaning up and she thought the panes had fallen off.
It is suspected that Wilson jumped through the window and went to her room, which is the closest to the washroom and committed the act while she was sleeping.
Keshoma had explained that her sister shared a relationship with the suspect for approximately 10 years during which the children were conceived. During the years, she said her sister was a victim of domestic abuse. She added that her sister decided to live alone but was still subjected to abuse from the suspect.
Last year, Keshoma said, they encouraged Shemain to move in with them and during the year, she took her children’s father to court and he was placed on a bond. He was only allowed to see the children at specific times.
Anyone with information that may lead to the arrest Clive Frederick Wilson is asked to contact the police on telephone numbers 226-6978, 225-8196, 226-2870, 226-7065, 227-1149, 226-7065, 911 or the nearest police station.
All information, the police said, will be treated with the strictest confidence.
