Mother of the deceased, Mrs. Toolsiedai Mahoo, told the Guyana Chronicle yesterday that she last saw her daughter when she left home for work on Monday.

She said Anjanie even took her lunch with her, but indicated that she was going to the motorcade at LBI after work.

The grieving woman added that after her daughter did not come home that evening she dialled her cellular number several times but got no response.

“I became very worried and the next day I made a missing person report at the station,” she cried yesterday.

Mrs. Mahoo said that she even visited the girl’s workplace yesterday to enquire whether her daughter had showed up for work and she was told that she did.

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Mrs. Mahoo told the Guyana Chronicle that her unmarried daughter was seeing a young man who lives on the East Coast Demerara, and it is believed that she was with him Monday night.

She said that she even telephoned her daughter’s boyfriend to enquire of her whereabouts.

Mrs. Mahoo explained that the relationship between the two was a stormy one punctuated with numerous fights and arguments.

She said that the young man was very jealous and abusive to her daughter who chose to remain in the relationship for seven years.

Anjanie was employed at R. Sookraj and Sons Store on Regent Street, Georgetown, and was described as a friendly and jovial person who had an effervescent personality.

Anjanie is survived by her three siblings, her parents and scores of relatives.

Family members strongly believe that their loved one was murdered and called for a thorough investigation.

After lunch yesterday when her father and brother-in-law identified her body at Lyken Funeral Parlour they broke the news of her demise to relatives who went into a deep state of mourning.

Thursday, October 30 2008