VIDEO: Mother Claims Vasquez Was Killed and Dumped In Ocean After Being Taken by Boat from Antigua
Candy Jageshar, the mother of missing young man Thomas Vasquez, says she has received credible information suggesting her son was taken at sea from Antigua and Barbuda, killed execution style, and dumped into the ocean.
Although she acknowledges that there is no direct evidence to support these claims, she feels compelled to share what she has learned.
In an emotional conversation with Antigua.news, Candy says she believes the information is very credible.
Candy fondly remembers her son as a loving and kind person.
Thomas, who is 21 years old, has been missing from Glanvilles, Antigua for the past 71 days. He was last seen while working on a farm, having visited the island previously. No one has heard or seen him since.

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