The case in­volv­ing mur­dered Trinida­di­an teacher Michelle Coudray-Greaves has hit yet an­oth­er snag in the Mon­tego Bay Res­i­dent Mag­is­trates Court.

With the den­tal records still out of the pros­e­cu­tion's hands, the mat­ter has been resched­uled for Feb­ru­ary 12, a re­port in the Ja­maica Glean­er said yes­ter­day. "We have on file a doc­u­ment from the or­gan­ised crime di­vi­sion and the DNA re­port but the den­tal records and one of­fi­cer's state­ment are out­stand­ing," clerk of the court Na­tal­ie Mal­colm told mag­is­trate Sheron Barnes when the case was men­tioned yes­ter­day.

The re­port said Ivan Tay­lor, who has been charged in Coudray-Greaves' death and is rep­re­sent­ed by at­tor­ney­at- law Sta­cy-Ann Young, was con­se­quent­ly re­mand­ed in po­lice cus­tody. "With re­spect to the den­tal records, the doc­tor is ex­pect­ed to re­turn to the is­land on the 25th of this month so we are ask­ing for the mat­ter to be set there­after," Mal­colm told the court.

"If you are able to take up your bail, come back on Feb­ru­ary 12. If not, you will be brought back then," Barnes told Tay­lor as she or­dered him to be re­mand­ed in cus­tody. Coudray-Greaves, the daugh­ter of Gen­der Af­fairs Min­is­ter Mar­lene Coudray, went miss­ing last June 1, two days af­ter re­turn­ing to Ja­maica from va­ca­tion in Trinidad.

Her burnt re­mains were found ten days lat­er in a cane­field close to Mon­tego Bay. Tay­lor, a 45-year-old taxi op­er­a­tor, was charged with Coudray-Greaves' mur­der on June 30. The case has faced con­tro­ver­sy with the rev­e­la­tion that Tay­lor might have been un­law­ful­ly in­ter­ro­gat­ed by po­lice on sev­er­al oc­ca­sions.