BODY of Missing 25-Year-Old Man Found In Arima — Days After Leaving Home To Meet Woman
The decomposing body of a missing man was found in the Heights of Aripo in Arima on Monday afternoon (20th July, 2026). The deceased has been identified as 25-year-old Mayfan Claircin of Eastern Quarry, Laventille, who was an employee of the Ministry of Works and Infrastructure.
Claircin was last seen around 11:30 PM on Friday night (17th July, 2026), after he reportedly left home in his red Mazda 323 (PCC 9986) to meet a woman in Valencia — but never returned. Relatives became worried and visited the Besson Street Police Station, where they filed a report.
His body was discovered days later, shortly after 4:00 PM on Monday, behind a wire fence on the Northern side of the entrance road leading to WASA’s Aripo Rural Intake Facility. The body, which was subsequently identified by relatives, was found in a slightly crouched position and was in an advanced state of decomposition.
Investigators noted the presence of a wound to the left hip/flank region. While a District Medical Officer (DMO) could not ascertain what caused the wound, an autopsy has been ordered to formally determine the cause of death.
Relatives said cellphone records showed that Claircin’s phone last pinged along Johnson Street, off Quare Road, Valencia, before it was switched off. Sometime later, the device was powered on twice in Five Rivers, Arouca, where at least one (1) outgoing call was reportedly made before the phone was switched off again.
Alarmingly, relatives have claimed that the woman Claircin went to meet on Friday night has a child for an imprisoned gang leader from Five Rivers, who also controls parts of Valencia.
Claircin’s red Mazda 323 was later found abandoned in Tunapuna.
Investigations are continuing into the circumstances surrounding this murder.
More on this as it becomes available.
[Source: Ian Alleyne]
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