The murder trial of reggae entertainer Louie Ganzie continued today but not in the Supreme Court, it was at the scene of the crime. The judge, the jury, the attorneys, the accused and a gaggle of courtroom observers went to the home at the corner of Raccoon and Bocotora Streets where Keisha Sutherland was found dead on the morning of January third. She had been stabbed over 20 times.
Testimony was given inside the house by former CIB boss Senior Superintendent Chester Williams and Keisha's downstairs neighbor Rupert McKenzie, an ex policeman. On the day of the murder he had heard a racket upstairs and saw Ganzie run down the stairs.
The prosecution wrapped up its case this morning and the defense will open tomorrow. Ganzie is defended by Dickie Bradley and Darrell Bradley. The defense has not indicated if it has any witnesses or if Ganzie will take the stand or speak from the dock in his own defense. We'll tell you how that goes tomorrow.
