The murder case involving late senior Customs officer, Nigel Christian has been adjourned until October, 6, 2021 after the prosecution told the court that they are still awaiting forensic evidence that they had sent overseas.
On April 9, 30-year-old Lasean Bully of Cashew Hill and 28-year-old Wayne Thomas of Hatton made their first appearance before Magistrate Ngaio Emanuel-Edwards after they had been taken into custody and questioned earlier that week.
Nigel Christian murder-accused Saleim Harrigan entering All Saints Magistrate’s Court yesterday (Photo by Latrishka Thomas) 
Murder accused Wayne Thomas leaving the All-Saints Magistrate’s Court guarded by several officers. 
Murder accused Lasean Bully leaving the All-Saints Magistrate’s Court guarded by several officers 
Men accused on killing Senior Customs officer Nigel Christian walks out of court after the case is adjourned until October
They are believed to have abducted Christian from his home at McKinnons on the afternoon of July 10, 2020.
The Magistrate set the date for the committal hearing to July 7 and remanded them to Her Majesty’s Prison.
Then, about a week later, a third person — Saleim Harrigan, 30, of Greenbay — came before the court charged with the same killing.
He, too, was remanded and ordered to return to court today alongside the other two men.
Attorney Wendel Robinson represents Thomas, Bully is represented by Attorney Andrew O’Kola and Harrigan is represented by Attorney Michael Archibald.
A few hours after Christian was forcibly removed from his home, he was found dead in the Thibou area, with what appeared to be multiple gunshot wounds about his body.
It is believed that the crime was committed by four individuals.
The prosecutors indicated that the police investigation is still ongoing.
Christian’s killing came nine months after another Customs Officer, Cornell Benjamin, was shot in the legs.
Both men had reportedly been investigating a major fraud relating to a multi-million-dollar shortfall in revenue on items shipped into the country’s port.