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It has been almost three months since the brutal killing of British citizen Edgar George Dart in Grand Bahama and no arrests have been made, despite a $25,000 reward which was offered for information leading to the arrests of those responsible.<\/p>\n
Mr Dart, 56, was fatally shot during a home invasion and robbery on April 8 at his mother\u2019s residence on Dunton Lane, Emerald Bay. The incident has left many homeowners in the upscale residential subdivisions \u201cover the bridge\u201d fearful as the killers are still at large.<\/p>\n
Mr Dart, a wealthy farmer who emigrated to Canada, and six other relatives, including his 13-year-old son, George, mother, Joy, 79, brother Colin, 55, and his wife, Alison, and their son, Luke, 15, and 29-year-old Pip Poole were taken hostage by masked armed intruders who broke into the home around 7am.<\/p>\n
The thugs tied up the family with duct tape. Mr Dart was shot during a struggle with the men, who were armed with a handgun and machete. They took jewellery and other personal items. Before fleeing in the gardener\u2019s truck they cut the telephone lines.<\/p>\n
Although several persons were questioned in connection with the murder, Grand Bahama police have not been able to make an arrest.<\/p>\n
The Tribune phoned Assistant Commissioner of Police Emrick Seymour for an update, but he could not be reached up to press time.<\/p>\n