39-Year-Old Woman Stabbed To Death In Mt. St. George, Tobago; Suspect Held In Trinidad
A woman is dead following a brutal stabbing incident in Mt. St. George, Tobago, this morning (Wednesday 1st July, 2026). The deceased has been identified as 39-year-old Neisha Roberts of #1 Village, Mt. St. George, Tobago. She was a Deaconess of the Mt. St. George Seventh-Day Adventist Church and worked at the National Maintenance Training and Security Company Limited (MTS).
The Trinidad and Tobago Police Service (TTPS) said Officers of the Tobago Division are investigating the murder, following the discovery of her body at her home this morning.
According to the TTPS, around 7:24 AM, Officers responded to a report of a body lying motionless in a pool of blood at the victim’s residence. Upon arrival, they discovered Roberts’ body on the ground near the bathroom area of the house.
Crime scene investigators processed the area and collected evidence.
District Medical Officer (DMO) Dr. Ferguson visited the scene, pronounced the victim dead at 9:45 AM, and ordered the body removed to the Scarborough General Hospital mortuary, pending a forensic post-mortem examination.
Police at the scene in Mt St George where Neisha Roberts was found stabbed to death this morning.
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A relative of Neisha Roberts says the close knit family is in shock after she was found murdered in Mt St George this morning
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Further enquiries were conducted and a 41-year-old male suspect of South Oropouche, Trinidad, was arrested around 2:15 PM this afternoon by a team of Officers from the Homicide Bureau at Port-of-Spain, after disembarking from the Galleons Passage, which sailed from Tobago to Trinidad.
Investigations are continuing into the circumstances surrounding the fatal stabbing.
More on this as it becomes available.
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