East Coast Murders "A father and his ten-year-old son from Enterprise and a man from Non Pariel, were yesterday [May 6th, 2001] found shot dead in the backdam about a mile west of their villages." All three killed were of East Indian descent. This, coupled with the similarly mysterious McKinnon killing, has intensified racial insecurities and mistrust in the Land of Six Peoples. LOSP will continue to follow the story line.
- One year after the East Coast backdam murders
June 17, 2002
- When will the police answer questions on these murders?
June 2, 2001
- The funerals at Enterprise
May 18, 2001
- Depressed villages committee to begin visits on Saturday
May 17, 2001
- East Coast backdam widows still coming to grip with murders
May 17, 2001
- Efforts on to stop East Coast `madness'
May 13, 2001
- Mo' fire, slow fire?
May 13, 2001
- Panic spreads in East Coast villages after water rumour
May 12, 2001
- East Coast murder victims laid to rest
May 11, 2001
- Thousands at funeral of East Coast three
May 11, 2001
- No leads in East Coast backdam triple murder
May 10, 2001
- East Coast school attendance improves
May 10, 2001
- President, Hoyte urge Guyanese to remain calm, cooperate with authorities
May 9, 2001
- Jagdeo, Hoyte issue joint call for calm
May 9, 2001
- East Coast families mourn deaths
May 9, 2001
- Residents welcome beefed up East Coast security
May 9, 2001
- Residents raise concerns with Prime Minister and team
May 9, 2001
- Bare Root residents to meet Nokta, Munroe
May 9, 2001
- Cops, army East Coast patrols intensified
May 8, 2001
- Three shot dead in Friendship backdam
May 7, 2001
- Three found dead in East Coast backdam
May 7, 2001
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