Liberia Council Of Churches President Calls For Expeditious Release Of Findings into the ‘Suicide’ of EPS Agent Melvin Early
Liberia Council Of Churches President Calls For Expeditious Release Of Findings into the ‘Suicide’ of EPS Agent Melvin Early
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Speaking in an interview with reporters at his offices in Brewerville, outside Monrovia on Tuesday, April 27, Bishop Brown said the government must ensure that citizens’ right to know is not violated by keeping in secrecy the outcome of the investigative report on the death of the EPS agent.
MONROVIA – The President of the Liberia Council of Churches (LCC), Bishop Kortu K. Brown, is calling on the Government of Liberia, through the Executive to expeditiously probe and release to the public findings and outcome on the investigation launched into the death of agent Melvin Alex Earley of the elite Executive Protection Service (EPS).
It is now nearly a month since the death was reported on Friday, February 19, 2021, of Executive Protection Service(EPS) agent Melvin Earley while on duty during President Weah’s tour of Nimba County.
Initially there were conflicting accounts given of how agent Melvin Earley met his untimely end. One initial account, allegedly attributed to the EPS, said agent Melvin Earley shot himself to death.
On the other hand, social media was awash with several accounts of the circumstances leading to his death which, according to most accounts, attributed agent Melvin Earley’s death to individuals assigned to President Weah’s security detail.
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