By Breaking Belize News Staff: Police say surveillance footage has helped investigators identify the make and model of a vehicle believed to have been involved in the murder of 20-year-old Brianna Myvett, but the vehicle did not carry licence plates and no motive has yet been established.
Myvett was shot and killed on Freetown Road on the night of August 31 while she was inside a Ford Escape with 24-year-old Alexander Carr, who was also shot and injured. Public reports described Myvett as a recent Wesley Junior College graduate, volleyball player and employee of the Belize Central Prison.
ASP Stacy Smith said investigators have retrieved several pieces of video footage and have been tracing the vehicle of interest in an effort to determine who entered or occupied it.
Two persons of interest were detained based on statements investigators received concerning a possible motive, but Smith said that line of investigation has so far yielded nothing concrete.
Police say neither Myvett nor Carr was known to police, and investigators have not determined whether Myvett, Carr or both were the intended targets.
“No motive has been established,” Smith said, adding that police are continuing to commit resources to the investigation.
Myvett was laid to rest on September 2.
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By Breaking Belize News Staff: Police say surveillance footage has helped investigators identify the make and model of a vehicle believed to have been involved in the murder of 20-year-old Brianna Myvett, but the vehicle did not carry licence plates and no motive has yet been established. Myvett was shot and killed on Freetown Road
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