Lee Community-led search commences for missing teen
A group of concerned individuals gathered this morning in Five Islands to initiate a search for 13-year-old Kemba Marshall, who has been missing since February.
Organized by ‘Concerned Citizens of Antigua and Barbuda,’ the search effort aimed to locate Kemba, last seen earlier this year and absent from school since then.
An education officer filed an informal report last month, citing difficulties in obtaining clear information from Kemba’s mother, Natasha Nedd.
There have been inquiries regarding the efforts of Kemba’s father, Ashiel Marshall, with whom the boy had been living, to find his son.
The search operation involved civilians, defence force soldiers, and police officers, who gathered this morning to coordinate their efforts.
- At the end of the search, the boy still had not been found
There have been inquiries regarding the efforts of Kemba’s father, Ashiel Marshall, with whom the boy had been living, to find his son.
The search operation involved civilians, defence force soldiers, and police officers, who gathered this morning to coordinate their efforts.
At the end of the search, the boy still had not been found.
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