According to Antigua.news, a letter has been submitted to the publication raising urgent questions about the unsolved killing of Neltha Telemaque, five years after her death.
The correspondence draws renewed public attention to the case, questioning why no one has been held accountable for Telemaque's murder in the years since it occurred.
As reported by Antigua.news, the letter reflects ongoing concern within the community that justice has not been served in the matter, and that the case may be fading from official attention despite remaining unresolved.
The killing of Neltha Telemaque has not resulted in a publicised conviction or arrest, and the author of the letter is calling for answers from the relevant authorities regarding the status of the investigation.
Cold cases and unresolved violent crimes remain a significant concern for many Antiguans, and public letters such as this one serve as a reminder that victims' families and communities continue to seek closure long after incidents fade from the headlines.
