Crime
Phone Data Links Omar Collymore to Alleged Contract Killer in Murder Trial
Explore phone data evidence linking Barbadian-born businessman Omar Collymore to alleged contract killer in trial over wife's murder. Trial exposes communication pattern and premeditation leading to tragic event.
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Originally published by nationnews.com (opens in new tab)
KINGSTON – Phone data evidence showed that there was continuous communication between Barbadian-born businessman Omar Collymore and the alleged contract killer in the days leading up to his wife’s murder.
Collymore, accused of orchestrating Simone Campbell-Collymore’s murder, is on trial on two counts of murder in the Home Circuit Court along with his alleged accomplices, Michael ‘Crayboss’ Adams, Dwayne Pink and Shaquilla Edwards.
The data also showed a pattern where Collymore would often call his wife before calling or attempting to make contact with the alleged contract killer, Adams, often in the space of a minute.
The murder, however, occurred on January 2, but the trial had heard previously from one of the shooters, Wade Blackwood, that a first attempt was made on the wife’s life before they succeeded. (Jamaica Gleaner)
