The grieving family of Delroy Walker, a British citizen brutally murdered in Jamaica, has launched a scathing attack on the UK government, accusing it of showing "shocking indifference" to his case. Despite repeated pleas for assistance, the family claims they have been left without answers or support.
A Life Cut Short
Delroy Walker, a beloved father and community member, was killed under mysterious circumstances during a visit to Jamaica. His family, based in the UK, has been struggling to uncover the truth behind his death, facing bureaucratic hurdles and a lack of transparency from authorities.
UK Government Under Fire
The family’s frustration has grown as their requests for consular assistance and a thorough investigation have seemingly gone unanswered. "We feel abandoned by the very country he called home," said a close relative, who wished to remain anonymous.
Calls for Accountability
Campaigners are now urging the UK Foreign Office to take immediate action, highlighting the need for better protection and support for British nationals abroad. The case has reignited debates about the government’s responsibility towards its citizens overseas.
As the Walker family continues their fight for justice, questions remain about whether the UK will step up or continue to turn a blind eye to their plight.
