LETTER: What Happened to Orden Passo David? The Country Is Still Waiting for Answers
Dear Editor,
It has been months since Orden Passo vanished without a trace from Antigua and Barbuda, and the silence surrounding his case has become deafening.
Friends, family, and members of the public are still asking: What happened to Orden Passo? Where is the investigation? Who is being held accountable for finding the truth?
Surveillance footage reveals that David was last seen leaving a Market Street casino at around 11:30 p.m. on January 25th, wearing a bright red vest and grey shorts and since then, there has been little public information from authorities about any leads, progress, or even whether the case remains active.
His disappearance has left a growing sense of unease in the community—especially for those who knew him as a hard-working, kind, and spirited individual.
Rumors and speculation have filled the void left by the lack of official updates. But for his loved ones, rumors are no substitute for answers. They are not just seeking closure, they are demanding justice. A body was found, we believe it is Passo. Yet police say they have sent the forensic samples for testing overseas. Not a word. Why is this so in Antigua and Barbuda?
As time stretches on, one message remains clear: Orden Passo David is not forgotten. His disappearance deserves attention, transparency, and action. Until there are answers, the search for truth must continue.
Concerned,
Sheniqua
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