It first appeared as an exception to the rule, from the standpoint of the fact that up to that point almost one hundred women in Trinidad and Tobago had been killed by men, in one scenario or another, whether as a result of domestic violence, or from just wanton depravity and violence.
This second consideration had been the case regarding Ashanti Riley, the teenager who was essentially abducted by the driver of a private vehicle plying for hire, on her way from Barataria to San Juan, and then raped and murdered, and her body left in a stream up a lonely road in Santa Cruz. Her parents, her relatives and friends were being asked to be consoled by the fact that her body was found, and they were being encouraged, on that basis, to seek to find closure. This of course is small consolation against the real possibility that her body could have been disposed of, such that it would never have been retrieved.
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