Antigua.news Antigua and Barbuda VIDEO STORY | From Tears to Trial: Chantel Crump Case Heads to High Court in Emotional Courtroom Turn
Antigua.news Antigua and Barbuda VIDEO STORY | From Tears to Trial: Chantel Crump Case Heads to High Court in Emotional Courtroom Turn

VIDEO STORY | From Tears to Trial: Chantel Crump Case Heads to High Court in Emotional Courtroom Turn

18 March 2026 - 18:59

VIDEO STORY | From Tears to Trial: Chantel Crump Case Heads to High Court in Emotional Courtroom Turn

18 March 2026 - 18:59

After months of delays and heartbreak, the Chantel Crump murder case has been committed to the High Court, bringing renewed hope for justice.

VIDEO STORY| From Tears to Trial: Chantel Crump Case Heads to High Court in Emotional Courtroom Turn

Crowd in front of Magistrate’s Court today for Chantel Crump murder case hearing

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4 Comments

  1. Prayers to the family

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  2. I stand in solidarity with the family! I can’t begin to imagine the heartbreak it would’ve been to see this woman get way scott free from all charges!! But God don’t sleep and justice must prevail!! JUSTICE FOR CHANTEL CRUMP

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  3. Lovely production. I love how Antigua.news followed this story from beginning to end. I must send my heart to the family. It brought tears to my eyes as I saw the mother wiping the father’s tears. One full year of complete round and round and finally a little light has been shed on Justice. See you in high court Angela.

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  4. The riot it would’ve been in this country if that case was thrown out. Mr. Wendell wouldn’t even have an office to go to tomorrow. All court house would’ve been down to the ground right now. JUSTICE ARWE SAY

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