Victim of a Hit And Run, Former Imam Found in a Field Four Days After

He loved walking. But this activity was lost. Mamade Nabeebaccus Ullah, 41, a former imam of the mosque of the village of L'Escalier died in horrific circumstances in a hit and run on the evening of Thursday, November 17. Been missing since that date, his body in a state of advanced decomposition was found at 13 hours this Monday, Nov. 21 in a field of sugar cane along the road through the L'Avenir, a district of Saint-Pierre.

An autopsy by the No 2 service forensic police, Dr. Maxwell Monvoisin, found that the unfortunate man died of multiple injuries sustained when he was hit and thrown into this field. He had his neck broken and ribs besides other damage to vital organs.

"He lived at home in New Discovery," sighed his mother, Fateymoon, 63. Mamade was the second of his four children. He had lost his mind nearly two years ago. His wife, with whom he had a son now teenager was soon abandoned. He was followed by the psychiatric hospital and was considered an invalid state.

Thursday, says her mother, unable to remain cloistered within the four walls of the family home, he went to a walk as usual. Sometimes, she says, he came to join Saint-Pierre from Nouvelle-Découvertey.

Mamade took the bus to return although she had a special card to be invalid. But on Thursday, he never returned. Were made of beaten in vain. Only on Monday that a person has made the gruesome discovery. An investigation was opened by the police station in Saint-Pierre to go back to the driver who ran him over.