The body of Ebrahima has arrived in New York City this
evening. The family is planning to send the body to
Gambia on Sunday. In case one would like to contact
the family or send something to them, the brother of
the deceased Karama Nkumaneh can be reach at these
Numbers:
917-548-1779 cell
718-293-2969 home
718-590-1547 store
"The motive of the murder is still not revealed or
known"
Saul
--- Malamin Darbo <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> HI SAUL,
> I KNEW THE GUY; HE NAME IS EBRAHIMA NKUMANEH (A
> SARAHULEY) FROM GAMBIA.
> I MET HIM IN ATLANTA 4MONTHS A AGO WHEN HE VISITED A
> FRIEND WHOM HE PLANNED
> TO GO WITH LAST FEBRUARY TO GAMBIA, BUT HE LATER
> CANCEL.
> MAY ALLAH GIVE HIM A PLACE IN JANA AND MAY ALLAH
> FORGIVE ALL HIS SINS.
> AMEN
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "SULAYMAN BAJO" <[log in to unmask]>
> To: <[log in to unmask]>
> Sent: Tuesday, May 14, 2002 1:57 AM
> Subject: OBITUARY
>
>
> > The owner of a Walnut Hills variety store on
> Lincoln
> > Avenue was shot to death shortly after 7:30 p.m.
> > Saturday, police said.
> >
> > Cincinnati police were looking for a short
> > male black suspect.
> >
> > The victim was described by his business
> > partner, Patrick Orikara, 32, of Nigeria, as a
> > 26-year-old immigrant from Gambia whom he knew
> only as
> > Abraham.
> >
> > Carlos Smith, 26, of Walnut Hills, said he
> and
> > a group of friends, including the dead man's
> cousin,
> > were standing across the street from the store
> when
> > the attacker chased the owner into the store.
> >
> > ?There was a bang and he came right back
> out,?
> > said Mr. Smith, adding that the shooter ran east
> on
> > Lincoln.
> >
> > He and his friends had been in the store a
> few
> > minutes earlier to buy sodas.
> >
> > Mr. Orikara said he spoke to Abraham by
> phone
> > about 3 p.m., who told him that a man was in the
> store
> > demanding $50 that he claimed Mr. Orikara owed
> him.
> >
> > Mr. Orikara said he told Abraham to pay
> the
> > man and he would drop by and reimburse him about 8
> > p.m. when he closed up his shop on McMillan
> Street.
> >
> > He said Abraham moved to Cincinnati five
> > months ago from New York City, where he had
> relatives,
> > and opened the Lincoln Avenue shop.
> >
> > He said Abraham was planning to go back to
> > Gambia soon to get married and bring back his new
> > wife. Before opening the shop, he sold clothes and
> CDs
> > on the street.
> >
> > ?He's a good guy. He don't owe nobody
> nothing.
> > ... He works 12 hours a day,? Mr. Orikara said.
> >
> > To his friend's killer, he had this
> message:
> > ?Let him bring himself out. You can't just kill an
> > innocent person and think you're going to get away
> > with it.?
> >
> > MJ's Variety, which sells CDs, incense,
> snacks
> > and other items, is three doors from the King of
> Clubs
> > bar at the corner of Gilbert and Lincoln, where an
> > execution- style murder occurred April 15.
> >
> > LaBrian Westmoreland, 20, was sitting at
> the
> > bar when a man walked in and shot him multiple
> times.
> >
> > Saturday's shooting was Cincinnati's 27th
> > homicide this year. That compares with 14 at this
> time
> > last year, when 61 victims marked a 14-year high.
> >
> > Police ask that anyone with information
> call
> > homicide at 352-3542 or Crime Stoppers at
> 352-3040.
> >
> >
> > "Ebrima is from Kantora. His family is in town
> from
> > New York.His body would send to New York either
> > Tuesday or Wednesday,then proceed to Gambia." May
> God
> > grant him Heaven.
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > --- abdou sanneh <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> > > Mr Darbo thanks for the CNN news on
> Liberia.Charles
> > > Taylor needs to go either by the ballot or the
> > > bullet.The later I think is quickest method
> provide
> > > it
> > > will not degenerate to another DR Congo
> situation
> > > after Mobutu. I have no sympathy for the likes
> like
> > > Charles Taylor,Blaise,Yahya Jammeh,Alasana Conte
> etc
> > > that have reduce our continent to the wretched
> of
> > > the
> > > earth.They have aggravated the condition of
> black
> > > man's burden-human rights violation, lack of
> > > democracy, corruption, disease, hunger etc.I
> don't
> > > think the proposed ECOWAS peace and
> reconciliation
> > > conference schedule to take place in June will
> find
> > > him in power.
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