Usher’s Sister Says Raheem Was Not Threatened  

Meanwhile, Keixa Usher, the victim’s sister, told News Five that the family had no idea if he had been threatened or intimidated before he went missing in late January. She shared that her brother, a father of a five-year-old, would stay in Libertad when he found work in Corozal and then travel back to Hattieville to stay with their mom. Although the family is heartbroken by the discovery of his body, they are grateful to finally have some closure.

 

On the phone: Keixa Usher, Sister of Deceased

“We are trying to put our hearts at peace that at least we found him. At least they didn’t just throw him in the water because he was right by a river. At least we found the body and we can lay my brother to rest. That’s our greatest concern and that’s really all we are focusing on at the moment.”

 

Marion Ali

“Had he indicated at any time that his life was in danger or he was fearful of somebody trying to harm him?”

 

On the phone: Keixa Usher

“No ma’am, Rahim didn’t mention anything like that to me. I don’t know what the police are saying at the moment. I have no leads as it relates to them.  I just know that the body was found this morning and identified by my dad.”