Despite reported sightings, the whereabouts of Vernon’s Estate resident remains unknown
By Aabigayle McIntosh
The Vernon’s Estate community is currently experiencing an unsettling situation, as a 23-year-old man named Kyle Peters has gone missing.
Despite reported sightings, there is no information on his current location. Peters was last seen on November 28, 2023, at his residence, dressed in long blue jeans and without a shirt.
Law enforcement officers have conducted a thorough search in the Seatons and Glanvilles communities over the weekend, interviewing multiple individuals in an effort to gather more information.
According to a resident, Peters was spotted at the West Bus Station on Saturday afternoon, accompanied by three young men. There were also reported sightings of him at the East Bus Station.
Kyle’s brother was reportedly questioned by the police, as he received a call from an unknown number instructing him to journey to Antigua Grammar School without involving law enforcement.
The details of when the call was received and whether Kyle’s brother complied with the instructions remain unclear.
Described as fair in complexion, slimly built, weighing around 170 pounds, and standing at approximately 6 feet with plaited hair, Kyle Peter’s disappearance has raised concerns within the community.
Authorities are urging anyone with information about his whereabouts to contact the Parham Police Station at 463-2060 or the CRIME STOPPERS Hotline at 800-TIPS.
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