Man charged in death of Guyanese woman thought to have jumped from moving vehicle
Victor Ince, 24, of Lightfoot West appeared before Magistrate Ngaio Emanuel today in connection with the death of 19-year-old Guyanese national Joyleen Abraham and was remanded to prison.
Ince faces charges related to Abraham’s death on May 7, 2025, at Judges Estate. The charges include unlawful confinement and killing Abraham.
The incident occurred sometime shortly after 5pm when Abraham was somehow ejected from a moving vehicle being driven by Ince along a by-road leading from New Winthorpes to the Jabberwock main road. Police who responded to the scene found Abraham’s body on the south side of the road with multiple injuries. She was pronounced dead by a medical doctor at approximately 6:30pm.
Reports indicate that Abraham had arrived in Antigua only days before losing her life.
Ince’s next court appearance is scheduled for September 17.

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