Tomorrow will make it one year since Superintendent of Police Henry Jemmoth was killed by Jasmine Hartin on a San Pedro pier.
His family will be having a memorial mass followed by an observance known as a Beluria at the family home.
And while they mourn, Discovery Plus UK will premier a documentary called "One Bullet in Belize" in which Jasmin Hartin again gives an in depth account of what happened that night one year ago in San Pedro.
She first did this last year for CBS 48 hours - but this time she makes an important new admission. In a clip which has been posted on the Daily Mail website, she finally admits that after it happened she first told police that Jemmoth had been shot by men passing in a boat. She had initially denied saying that, but is now admitting to lying:
Jasmine Hartin
"I was so in shock when I initially said that, that I barely remember what I said, to be honest. I regret I should have probably just be honest from the moment. But it doesn't make sense why I said that. I don't know why I said that. I am exhausted, I'm in shock, I'm scared, I'm covered in my friend's blood - I don't know. You can't explain why people do things when they're shock."
Hartin could go to trial for the manslaughter of Jemmoth later this year.
