Acting Superintendent Nicholas Pedro, Officer in Charge of the Serious Crime Division - Detectives from the Serious Crime Unit of the Bermuda Police Service continue to investigate the deaths of Mrs. Regina Robinson 48, and Mr. Anthony Robinson 49 – both of St. George’s parish.

The deaths appear to be as a result of acute wounds to both bodies, and the circumstances of their deaths dictate that a comprehensive and thorough investigation will be conducted. A forensic autopsy will be conducted to determine the precise manner of death.

Bermuda Police Service Forensic Crime Scene examiners and Doctors from the Central Government Laboratory have examined the scene with close scrutiny. Detectives have gathered evidence, commenced the process of speaking with witnesses, and are also reviewing CCTV footage in the area.

We are keenly aware that this incident will have prompted alarm and fear in this closely knit neighbourhood. We want to reassure the community residents that we are looking at all possibilities and angles in this matter including the most obvious ones.

It is important that we as Police Officers keep an open mind in all matters such as these, and we ask that members of the public allow the investigation to run its’ course so that we can determine the facts as best as the available evidence will allow.

Detectives will be actively seeking witnesses or persons with information in the coming days. Members of the Eastern Community Action Team (CAT) working from St. George’s & Southside Police stations will also be working in the neighbourhood to listen to, and receive community concerns in the wake of these tragic deaths.

Anyone who may have been in contact with or know the whereabouts of Regina Robinson or Anthony Robinson in the hours prior to this tragic incident should contact the investigative team at the earliest opportunity.

The Senior Investigating Officer (SIO) of this matter is Acting Detective Chief Inspector Dave Greenidge. The Serious Crime Unit can be contacted on 247-1739 & 247-1185 or information can be given anonymously via the confidential & independent Crime Stoppers hotline 800-8477 (TIPS).