Belize City Undertaker Guilty of Sex Offense Involving Female Minor

The case management conference for Elmer Nah is ongoing before Justice Nigel Pilgrim. While the trial is set for June ninth to June thirtieth, 2025, a voir dire is scheduled to start on May twenty-fifth. Nah appeared virtually, along with his attorney Peter Taylor and Dr. Lynden Jones, while the crown was represented by Terrence Williams. During the proceedings, Nah requested the court’s help to see his attorney in person, stating he needs to speak with Peter Taylor, even if virtually, before his next court date. The judge ordered that Nah be brought to Belize City on April fourteenth, to meet with his attorney. Peter Taylor mentioned having difficulties contacting Nah due to issues with the prison authorities. At the end of today’s hearing, Justice Nigel Pilgrim reiterated the order for Nah to be brought to court on April fourteenth, to meet with his attorneys. He also ordered that additional CMC forms be filed by both sides by April eleventh, and set the voir dire for May twenty-fifth and twenty-sixth, with the trial commencing from June ninth to thirtieth. Additionally, the judge ordered an inspection of the headlight by April eleventh. On February twenty-seventh, Nah fired Senior Counsel Godfrey Smith in open court and replaced him with Peter Taylor and Dr. Lynden Jones. Nah is currently on remand for the murder of three Belmopan residents: brothers Jon and David Ramnarace, who were killed on December thirty-first, 2022, and Vivian Ramnarace, who succumbed to her injuries on January fifteenth, 2023. He is also charged with the attempted murder of Yemi Alberto. All four offenses will be tried by a judge without a jury. Nah faces a second indictment for two counts: use of deadly means of harm and wounding upon Yemi Alberto, which will be heard before a judge with a jury of nine people.