The
search
for
kidnapped
driver
Deonarine
Sukhdeo
ended
at
around
17:00hrs
yesterday
after
his
body
was
found
off
the
Soesdyke/Linden
highway.
Police
sources
said
that
Sukhdeo's
corpse,
bearing
several
stab
wounds
to
the
neck,
was
found
in
a
clump
of
bushes
near
Madewini
Creek.
His
car,
a
Toyota
Ceres,
was
found
about
two
miles
away.
Kaieteur
News
understands
that
the
gruesome
find
was
made
after
detectives,
acting
on
information,
arrested
a
suspect
who
then
led
them
to
Sukhdeo's
body.
A
second
man
was
subsequently
arrested.
Sukhdeo's
body
and
the
vehicle
were
brought
to
the
city
at
around
23:45
hrs
last
night.
Sukhdeo,
22,
also
called
Vishan,
was
kidnapped
last
week
Wednesday,
reportedly
while
carrying
passengers
to
Kuru
Kuru.
The
kidnappers
contacted
Sukhdeo's
relatives
by
telephone
the
next
day
and
demanded
$500,000
for
his
release.
His
father,
Satnarine
Sukhdeo,
said
that
he
was
instructed
to
take
the
money
to
a
location
in
Diamond
New
Scheme
where
he
would
see
a
lamp
post
with
a
white
cloth
attached.
He
was
told
to
leave
the
ransom
there.
Warning
him
not
to
contact
the
police,
the
caller
further
instructed
that,
after
placing
the
money,
Sukhdeo
should
walk
a
little
further
to
another
lamp
post
with
another
white
cloth
attached
and
there
he
would
see
his
son.
However,
this
information
was
relayed
to
the
police
anti-kidnapping
unit
and
they
have
since
taken
over
the
handling
of
the
matter.
After
he
failed
to
go
through
with
the
deal
the
kidnappers
informed
him
that
the
deal
was
off.
His
father
said
that
he
was
told
that
persons
had
hired
his
son
to
go
to
Kuru
Kuru.
Police
subsequently
received
reports
from
a
woman
who
claimed
to
have
seen
Vishan
in
his
car
in
the
company
of
two
men
at
Kuru
Kuru.
She
said
that
Vishan
did
not
appear
to
be
worried.
The
vehicle
had
been
stuck
in
sand
and
the
woman
said
that
she
used
her
vehicle
to
pull
the
car
out.
Wednesday
04-26-2006