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Family pleads for return of missing businessman

needs medication: Eric Sooklal

Businessman Eric Sooklal was a predictable man, his relatives said yesterday.

He rose early every morning to join his wife on a walk at Palmiste pastures, near their Roberts Road, Philippine, home.

Sooklal would then leave home for his business place at Duncan Village, San Fernando. He would feed the dogs and then return home for breakfast.

’So when he did not return home, we got worried. My mother called everyone. We were in Tobago, so we came home and immediately launched a search,’ his step-daughter, Anita Goonoo-Lochan, said.

Sooklal, 73, was reported missing five days ago.

Goonoo-Lochan said relatives mounted a search and found Sooklal’s van in an abandoned canefield off the M2 Ring Road the following day. The cab of the vehicle was burnt.

’Since then, we have been searching for him and cannot find any clues. We have gotten no ransom calls, so we don’t know what to think,’ she said.

Sooklal, a father of four, recently underwent triple bypass surgery, Oropoche East MP Mickela Panday said yesterday. ’He needs to take his medication and I am appealing to anyone who has him to please release him,’ she said.

Goonoo-Sooklal said her 65-year-old mother was in agony and begged for anyone with information to contact the police.

The Anti-Kidnapping Squad is continuing investigations.

-CK


 Comments: Family pleads for return of missing businessman
Why isn't the government bringing back the death penalty? Posted: 2009-08-30 01:55:00 AM
Criminals fear no one, therefore hang them in public. Without a stiff penalty, the crime rate will never get lower. Even officers know this, that is why they are joining in with criminals. Please, please, let this man free, he is an innocent man who does not need to be taken from his family. Manning, you are the cause of all the crime in Trinidad. From Norway
Hope the police finds him soon. Posted: 2009-08-30 05:32:00 AM
I hope they locate this missing man, Eric Sooklal. However, I would like to say to many business men, beware of following a strict routine. This man walk with his wife at a certain hour, left for his business at a certain hour, fed the dogs , at a certain time, returned for breakfast at a certain time, etc. As they say, he was a predictable man, this was his weakness and I guess people were observing his routine. If he has been kidnapped, people knew where to find him at a certain time of the day. This situation could be a robbery gone sour, and the criminal perhaps killed this man. I wonder when we rob and kill all the business men who will provide jobs and who will bring products to sell in our village and town areas?
kidnapping Posted: 2009-08-30 07:51:00 AM
he will not be found , because the inept trinidad police could not solve any case or murder in the murder capital of the world.

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