CARISA LEE

Re­porter

Af­ter al­most two months with no word on their sis­ter Akeisha Wor­rell’s where­abouts, her fam­i­ly vis­it­ed the West End po­lice sta­tion again last week.

Akeisha, 32, was last seen on Feb­ru­ary 17 by her two chil­dren at their Pe­tit Val­ley Morne Co­co Road apart­ment. She left home that day and has not been seen or heard from since.

But her sis­ter Philom­e­na Wor­rell did not get the news she was hop­ing for from the po­lice.

“All the leads they get so far from the one or two peo­ple who say they think they see she and stuff, and it wasn’t so,” Philom­e­na ex­plained.

She said the per­son who they thought was a sus­pect had an al­i­bi.

“The one search they went on where they said they get a ping some­where from her phone in Diego Mar­tin—noth­ing ain’t come out of that,” the sis­ter ex­plained.

Philom­e­na said her fam­i­ly is still hop­ing that Akeisha, who is a moth­er of two, is safe some­where.  How­ev­er, their lack of funds is af­fect­ing their abil­i­ty to do all they can to find her.

“Right now, we try­ing to or­gan­ise to put up some fly­ers in Ch­agua­nas and we wait­ing to go and do some t-shirts with her face on them, but the mon­ey is kind of tight right now,” she ex­plained.

Any­one with in­for­ma­tion on Akeisha’s where­abouts can call the fam­i­ly at 306-8498 or the po­lice at 800-TIPS.