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August 19, 2009
Trilla U mourns death of teenage daughter
Lust member, Trilla U is mourning the death of his 15-year-old daughter, Nikieta, while hoping that his wife Camille, who is in critical condition in a Florida hospital recovers.
According to reports reaching YardFlex, the two were among four persons shot during a robbery in Miramar, Florida, early Monday morning while on vacation in the United States. Nikieta, a student at Immaculate High School in Kingston, was due to return to Jamaica next week.
The police have confirmed that three persons were found shot dead at a house on Monday, while a fourth was found in critical condition and was rushed to the hospital.
The Orlando Sentinel reports that the bodies of Faith Bisasor, 49, and her son, Davion Bishop, 15, were found in a Miramar home, however the name of another slain victim and a survivor, both female, were withheld as police try to reach their relatives.
The story in the Sentinel states that the four were discovered in Bisasor's home on the 9500 block of Encino Street after the surviving victim called a friend and said she had been shot in the face. The friend called police Monday afternoon.
Police did not know for certain how much time had passed between the killings and the phone call that led them to the scene, said Miramar police spokeswoman Tania Rues.
The survivor remains at Memorial Regional Hospital in critical condition, police said.
More than 24 hours after police made the gruesome find, the house remains a very active crime scene, the Orlando Sentinel reported in its story.
It said that authorities on Tuesday towed two cars from the driveway as part of their investigation and swept the lawn with metal detectors.
Several relatives showed up at the house Tuesday morning, and a woman cried out and fell to the pavement as an officer informed them of the deaths..
According to the Sentinel investigative reporters Broward property records show Bisasor, a registered nurse who neighbors say worked at Jackson Memorial Hospital's emergency room, bought the River Run neighborhood house in 1990.
She lived there with Bishop, who neighbors said was a student in Stranahan High School's magnet program. Neighborhood kids said he was so smart they called him "the computer."
Bisasor managed to remain very involved with her son's school work while maintaining a work schedule that included a lot of night shifts, neighbors said, wondering if maybe it was her work hours that made her a target.
Bisasor did not have a criminal record in Florida. State records list her as having briefly served as president of two businesses:
United Chiropractic Center of Florida Inc., in Hollywood, from July 2002 to September 2002;
The No More Pain Center Inc., in North Miami Beach, from April 2002 to March 2003.
The two businesses were among seven that federal authorities shut down in 2008 as part of a multi-million dollar health-care fraud and money laundering investigation. Three managers at the businesses each were sentenced to federal prison time, with one receiving a sentence of 14 years, court records show.
Police were called to the home by a friend of the survivor, but the friend was unable to provide an exact address.
Police had to search the neighborhood to find the right house. Officers then found the surviving victim. She was lying in the front doorway in "extremely critical condition," officials said. The woman told her friend that the shooting happened Sunday night during a robbery, Rues said. That has not been confirmed.
Police are asking anyone with information to contact Broward Crime Stoppers are 954-493-TIPS or www.browardcrimestoppers.org.