Although Lincoln Boodoo’s lifeless body bore no marks of violence when he was found yesterday, his family remains confused as to how he died.
Boodoo, 64, was last seen at his Victoria Village, San Fernando home around 5 pm on Saturday. His body was found inside his white AD wagon on Pitmoon Street, Ste Madeline around noon on Monday. Thieves stripped the car of its tyres and headlights.
In an interview yesterday, his daughter, Natasha Boodoo said her father was accustomed to driving around on evenings. Lincoln was a father of four and grandfather of three.
“That was sort of his hobby, he would bathe and get dressed in the evening and go for drives,” Natasha said.
“So when he went Saturday evening no one thought anything of it until he failed to come back home.”
A report was made to the Ste Madeleine Police Station and Natasha said relatives launched their own search party as well.
“We reported him missing on Sunday because we knew he wouldn’t just go and don’t come back.”
It was Lincoln’s son, Sherwin, who found his body.
“It was my brother who find the car between 12 and one o’clock, when he find it, there were no lights and tyres on the car. Right now we don’t know what is going on because the entire situation is just so strange.”
Up to late yesterday evening officers of the Ste Madeleine Police Station were on the scene.