Jan 1 2021
Trinidadexpress
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''Jade Peters lived in a home filled with love and laughter.
It is now a house of horrors.
The 12-year-old was the darling to her parents and sisters.
The family games and giggles have been replaced by tears and torment.
The house has also been the target of gunmen, who Jade’s parents Wayne Peters and Pearl Narine believe know what happened to their daughter seven years ago.
The couple have lost faith in the police service, who could not find their child or and bring to justice the gunmen, who have over the years terrorised them at their home at Dow Village, California, Couva.''
After Jade walked out of her house around 10 p.m. that Boxing Day, in 2014, they have known only misery and depression, the parents said.
The 12-year-old child told one of her sisters that she was going to purchase a phone card, but instead got into a vehicle and never returned.
After all this time, whether she is alive or dead is a question the family wants answered.
Jade will turn 19 years old in March, and they imagine her facial features similar to her sisters’, and for them trips out of their home always turn into an unceasing search for that face.''
''Last year’s brutal killing of Ashanti Riley, whom they did not know, was devastating to Jade’s parents, as they wondered if their daughter’s life had ended in similar fashion.
“We don’t know if she is dead, or if she is living''
''The first gun-attack came just four days after his child went missing.
Peters had appealed for police protection, after a gunman walked into his home and opened fire on New Year’s Day, 2015.
He had told the Express that the attack came following a phone conversation with a man whom he told, that he drop all charges if the man brought back his daughter.
Instead, the man threatened him about speaking to the police and the media, and carried out those threats with a hail of bullets on the house shortly after midnight.''
Trinidadexpress
https://trinidadexpress.com/news/lo...2a4bf90e-4c94-11eb-92f8-c32ab81c64c4.amp.html
''Jade Peters lived in a home filled with love and laughter.
It is now a house of horrors.
The 12-year-old was the darling to her parents and sisters.
The family games and giggles have been replaced by tears and torment.
The house has also been the target of gunmen, who Jade’s parents Wayne Peters and Pearl Narine believe know what happened to their daughter seven years ago.
The couple have lost faith in the police service, who could not find their child or and bring to justice the gunmen, who have over the years terrorised them at their home at Dow Village, California, Couva.''
After Jade walked out of her house around 10 p.m. that Boxing Day, in 2014, they have known only misery and depression, the parents said.
The 12-year-old child told one of her sisters that she was going to purchase a phone card, but instead got into a vehicle and never returned.
After all this time, whether she is alive or dead is a question the family wants answered.
Jade will turn 19 years old in March, and they imagine her facial features similar to her sisters’, and for them trips out of their home always turn into an unceasing search for that face.''
''Last year’s brutal killing of Ashanti Riley, whom they did not know, was devastating to Jade’s parents, as they wondered if their daughter’s life had ended in similar fashion.
“We don’t know if she is dead, or if she is living''
''The first gun-attack came just four days after his child went missing.
Peters had appealed for police protection, after a gunman walked into his home and opened fire on New Year’s Day, 2015.
He had told the Express that the attack came following a phone conversation with a man whom he told, that he drop all charges if the man brought back his daughter.
Instead, the man threatened him about speaking to the police and the media, and carried out those threats with a hail of bullets on the house shortly after midnight.''
