Two bodies were found with gunshot injuries on the side of the road in the St Margaret's Village Bird Walk Area this morning, around 6:30.
The bodies were found beside two bicycles and four bags of ginger. Later, police identified them as 37-year-old Jose Bolon and 43-year-old David Murillo, both of St Margaret's village.
The men reportedly went fishing in the Sibun area and never returned home. Bolon's wife said she was concerned since he always came home at the end of the day. She never expected that his dead body would turn up the next day.
Amanda Bolon - Wife
"He left, he went fishing, and he never returned back home. Just appealing to the public, please help, whosoever know who did this to him because I know that he's not such a bad man out there but I'm just asking just please find whosoever did this to him because whoever did this to him is so mean because he leave four kids behind and he's the only bread winner in the house. And so sad to say he doesn't has family much less the support of my own. They normally go fishing, they set a time, it's not all the time, but when they feel like they want some fish, they get some fish and return home early. He's not a person that sleep out, he always comes home to his kids. He is a good friend of Mr David and I'm just heartbroken for the two of them. I felt something wrong because he's not a person like that, he is always at home with his kids and that he didn't came home last night I felt it so strange, and I don't know what else to think when he didn't come home. He leaves his cell phone with me last night so what I did, I call over to Mr David's wife to find out if he has reached home but so sad, she told me the same thing that she was waiting for David home as well. So, at that time, I just sat down downstairs and began waiting for him. I feel it that he would come home, I never felt that something had happened to him so bad like that but when I got the news this morning I felt like I just wanted to die as well because he's the only one in this house that works and take care of the family but that now that he is gone, I'll have to do everything all alone. He was a helping hand person, and he was a kind person, a funny guy, and no, not that I know about that he loves picking problem out there. I'll always remember him being a good husband, being the loving father that he was to his kids, and I will always remember him even through the hard times and once again I'm just asking the public to please find who did this to him, he didn't deserve to die like that, and I just hope they could bring the person to justice."
Police have no suspects or motive at this time.
