Antigua.news Antigua and Barbuda VIDEO STORY | “She Was Always Friendly”: Vincentian Woman’s Alleged Suicide Shocks Jennings Community
Antigua.news Antigua and Barbuda VIDEO STORY | “She Was Always Friendly”: Vincentian Woman’s Alleged Suicide Shocks Jennings Community

VIDEO STORY | “She Was Always Friendly”: Vincentian Woman’s Alleged Suicide Shocks Jennings Community

22 January 2026 - 18:32

VIDEO STORY | “She Was Always Friendly”: Vincentian Woman’s Alleged Suicide Shocks Jennings Community

22 January 2026 - 18:32

A cloud of grief and disbelief hangs over Jennings Village following the tragic death of 24-year-old Makellia Reneisha Williams, a St. Vincent and the Grenadines national whose life ended far too soon.

VIDEO STORY | “She Was Always Friendly

Makellia Reneisha Williams

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17 Comments

  1. Well well well….that’s all I will say for the time being.

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  2. So then what could’ve made her wanting to commit suicide?? It’s very questionable!! Only God knows the answers to this questions! But something led her there….

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  3. Wow! Police took forever to reveal the identity, thanks Antigua.news. She’s such a young lady, life gone too soon!! We hope to hear further information on this nonesense. There’s to many stories to this. It’s just this morning I saw a different story on a news platform. Now the video is going against it. Can we hear from the boyfriend? Where is he?

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  4. The slide show seems that they were a happy couple. What could’ve possibly caused them to want to end a 8 year relationship now that they are in a different country?

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  5. The he say, she say will rise from this story, yes, however, we don’t know the true facts. Further more, we see how hard living is for everyone right now. So, anything is anything. We can only hear from her end, and she’s not here to say. Sad we will never get her POV

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  6. She may have seemed fine, but we never truly know what someone is going through. Prayers for her loved ones.

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  7. Boyfriend the math’s not mathing.

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    • We will hear more about that story. The same way they dude threw the girl from a moving car and say she jumped.

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  8. We all know that in this country, when people get killed or suicide, the intimate partner is always the “MaIn sUsPeCt”. Them police probably grilled this man in his…. (what I can’t say here) and he tell them what he tell them….. IDIOT

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  9. So the woman just kill herself for unknown reasons? Thats not like women. Women dramatic. Women love drama. Women dont kill themselves. Partner wheel and come again

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  10. Hope this is not another cause of the police who killed the woman in Freeman’s village and try to pass it off as a suicide

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    • And worst nothing come out of it smh,I dont believe anything the boyfriend said,firstly why was he not panic and weak to remove her body but weak to give a statement or call emergency, why didn’t the first response is to call the police let them dealt with it 🤔

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  11. Very suspicious. Needs more investigation before jumping to the conclusion of suicide. Women who commit suicide rarely hang themselves

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  12. God saw what happened. Thanks antigua news for bringing it home

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  13. Police in Antigua not stupid. They will figure it out

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  14. In coming days the truth will be revealed dont worry. You guys will have a different story to write

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  15. No young woman should die by suicide or by violence.

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