Kevon Felmine

A Fe­lic­i­ty moth­er got the shock of her life when she went to lodge a miss­ing per­son's re­port on her daugh­ter. It was then she dis­cov­ered her young daugh­ter was the sec­ond vic­tim in a ve­hic­u­lar crash on Sat­ur­day which claimed the life of T&T En­ter­tain­ment Com­pa­ny CEO, Wade Mills.

Po­lice said around 8 am, the moth­er went to the Ch­agua­nas Po­lice Sta­tion to make a re­port. While she was giv­ing a phys­i­cal de­scrip­tion of her daugh­ter, the of­fi­cer asked her to ac­com­pa­ny them to the mor­tu­ary at the Er­ic Williams Med­ical Sci­ence Com­plex at Mount Hope.

Po­lice said the moth­er broke down in tears when she saw the body of her daugh­ter, 19-year-old Au­dri­ana Khan of Lyle Lane Street, Fe­lic­i­ty. Ac­cord­ing to po­lice re­ports, around 3.15 am on Sat­ur­day, Mills, a St Lu­cian who lived at Lyn­don Street, Curepe was dri­ving his Kia Cer­a­to north along the Uri­ah But­ler High­way when he lost con­trol near Ra­dio Trinidad's broad­cast sta­tion.

The car slammed in­to a util­i­ty pole, im­me­di­ate­ly killing both oc­cu­pants. Po­lice said Khan's body was found in the back seat of the car. Mills, who was al­so the sub­stan­tive fund­ing of­fi­cer of the com­pa­ny, was ex­pect­ed to be flown back to St Lu­cia to be buried. It is be­lieved that Mills, 34, was on his way home when the ac­ci­dent hap­pened.