A Berbice High Court sentences two men convicted of the murders of cousins Isaiah Henry and Joel Henry, also known as the “Henry boys” case. Multiple outlets report that Anil Sanchara, also referred to by aliases “Dan Pole” and “Rasta,” and Vinod Gopaul, also referred to as “Magga,” receive life imprisonment. Justice Simone Morris-Ramlall delivers the sentencing at the Berbice High Court on Wednesday, according to the reports.
All sources agree the defendants are convicted on two counts of murdering Isaiah Henry and Joel Henry, from West Coast Berbice. They are sentenced for the killings after the case has drawn significant attention since the murders took place nearly six years earlier.
In addition to the life sentences, at least one report specifies that the court allows the possibility of parole after the men serve 35 years. Other coverage focuses on the ruling and its impact on the victims’ family, describing the case as high-profile and noting that the family continues to feel the effects of the crime.
