-Sherwin Hart took cops to spot where victim was thrown overboardBy Latoya Giles Members of the jury yesterday heard that it was Sherwin Hart who took the police to the spot where they had thrown Dweive Kant Ramdass’ body overboard and waited for it to disappear under the murky water of the Essequibo River. This piece of evidence was given by Corporal Labaichand Dyal, who is attached at the Leonora Police Station.The witness was testifying at the Suddie High Court before Justice Franklyn Holder, in the trial of Sherwin Hart, Devon Gordon and Deon Greenidge,Wholesale Jerseys, who are accused of killing Ramdass, a gold dealer.? Senior State Prosecutor Judith Gildharie Mursalin is presenting the case.Murdered: Dweive Kant RamdassDyal told the court that during the time of Ramdass’ death he was stationed at the Parika Station. He said that on August 20,Cheap Jerseys Online, 2009, relative to a report which was made at the station, he assisted with the investigations. Dyal said that he was a police photographer and a crime scene technician.Dyal said that it was around 14:00hrs on August 21, 2009, that he was a member of a party of policemen that escorted the three accused – Sherwin Hart, Devon Gordon and Deon Greenidge – from the Parika Station to an area in the Essequibo River called Caiman Hole. Dyal said that they were travelling in a police boat.The witness explained that when they arrived at Caiman Hole, the three accused pointed to an area in the river where they said that Ramdass’s body had been thrown and they had waited for it to disappear. Dyal said that no force was used on any of the three accused to do this. The officer said that he took pictures of the area. He said that he made checks around the same area for anything of evidential value, but found nothing. The party of policemen, according to Dyal, later returned to Parika.The witness told the court that on August 22,Cheap Jerseys, 2009, at around 10:00hrs, he travelled again with a party of policemen, which was headed by Sergeant Lall. He said that it was some distance after Fort Island, in the water, that he observed the body of a human being, which was clad in “brown underwear”. Dyal said that he took pictures of the body in the water. He explained that there was another boat which had accompanied the police that was carrying civilians.Dyal told the court that he turned over the body which was lying face down in the water. He said that Steve Persaud, Ramdass’ brother, was in the other boat and he identified the body. The witness said he then took more photos. He said that the body was placed in the boat and taken back to the Parika foreshore, then transported to the Lyken Funeral Home.The witness told the court that he was present at the Georgetown Hospital mortuary, on August 23, 2009 at about 08:00hrs, when the body of Ramdass was again identified by his brother, Steve Persaud and uncle, Ramnaught Harrinaught. Dyal said that in his presence the doctor performed the post mortem examination, after which he gave him the cause of death. The body was later handed over to the family for burial which took place at Bartica on August 24, 2009.Dyal testified that he had also witnessed a caution statement being taken from the sister of Devon Gordon, Vanda Adolphus, at the Parika Police Station. He further stated that he had taken pictures of money – a little more than five million dollars – at the Leonora Police Station and another portion of money totaling some $1.5m at La Grange Police Station. Dyal said that he also took pictures of the army Coast Guard boat which the three accused had been patrolling in.Dyal said that on August 28, 2009, he developed and printed the photos,Soccer Jerseys China, and later placed the police stamp on them. The man said he lodged the photos along with the negatives with the officer in charge at the Leonora Police Station. The photos were later shown to the court, including the jury. They were tendered as exhibits.Under cross examination by attorney at law Latchmie Rahamat, it was suggested that the men had never pointed out where they threw Ramdass’ body, and that this was done by a police officer. Dyal denied this suggestion by the lawyer, stating that it was the accused who had pointed to the area.Rahamat further suggested that if it was indeed her clients who showed the police the area, the police would have had what they said “word for word”. The witness responded by telling the court that he was not the one doing the investigation; that he went there as a photographer. The witness was asked whether he had counted the money which he had photographed and he replied in the negative.He was also asked whether he knew if Vanda Adolphus had been charged, and he said he could no