UK-Grenada diplomatic delay stalls homicide probe into British man's death

The investigation into the death of British national Andrew Frederick in Grenada has stalled for nearly 10 months due to diplomatic delays between the UK and Grenada, despite an autopsy ruling his death a homicide. Charity workers are demanding UK government intervention to expedite a full investigation. The case highlights potential gaps in cross-border judicial cooperation and raises questions about accountability in Caribbean jurisdictions.

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