Tourist Maryland, who was found dead on the beach on Bahamas, drowned, officials said on Wednesday, but his family was looking for answers that led to his death.
Man was Identified by police officers of the Barab Islands Like a 23-year-old Dinari Makalmont. Makalmont was from Bowie, Maryland, the suburbs of Washington, the District of Colombia, and arrived in the country on Friday, April 4, with family members, police said.
Makalmont was found on the beach on the island's island early Saturday morning. A posthumous examination showed that he “died as a result of drowning,” the police said. The analysis of the toxicology goes, and the investigation remains, but the authorities said that “at this time” the restless game is not suspected. ”
Macalmont mother, Michel Macalmont, – told the Bahamas News Eyewitness News What she believed that a fake game led to her son's death. She said she had contacted the Bahamas at about 1am, and said that someone reported about her son to the authorities, claiming he spat on them. She said the police showed her a photo of his body, where he had face and sand injuries. Her comments were made before the police stated that Makalmont had drowned.
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“I need justice for my baby,” she said. “I need justice. It would never be the way he would do.”
Michel Makalmont said the family planned to leave the island on Monday. She said she hired a lawyer.
Makalmont was an engineer in the studio Lowcation Studios, a recording studio in Brntwood, Maryland. In the statementThe company described it as “a great friend and all around an incredible man” who “deeply passionate about his work and always sought to revive the ideas of artists.”
“It's hard to imagine life at all and life in the studio without it,” the studio said.
The parade island is connected with the new Island of Providence, the most popular Bahamas, two bridges. The island of Paradise is strewn with hotels, including a luxurious Atlantis resort. Makalmont stayed in Atlantis, the resort told CBS News in a statement.
“We are deeply upset by the passage of one of our guests. Our condolences with the family and loved ones at this difficult time,” the resort said. “Police authorities are investigating this tragic incident. We are waiting for police conclusions and we will not comment on speculation.”
The Bahamas are under Advisory Recommendations on Trip 2 -Level. In the advisory, US State Department warns of risks and crimes related to swimming.