A 53-year-old Jamaican woman has been named as one of five persons charged in connection with the death of two young girls, whose bodies were found on a farm in Colorado, USA.
The Jamaican national, Ika Eden, was arrested and charged along with four other persons, including two men and two women, after cops discovered the bodies of the two children on a farm in Norwood.
Investigators say the girls were between the ages 5-10-years-old and had apparently died several weeks before their remains were eventually discovered in mid-September.
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The other suspects charged in connection with the gruesome murder include 23-year-old Frederick Blair, 50-year-old Haitian native Ashford Archer, 37-year-old Madani Ceus and also Nashika Bramble.
Investigators have remained tight-lipped on the murder investigation, revealing little information as to how the children actually died, as the case has been closed to public view.
