Rondell Rawlins


Rondell Rawlins, nicknamed Fine Man, (about 1975 - August 28, 2008) was a Guyanese ex-soldier and the most sought-after criminal of the country. Rawlins would have given guidance to twenty heavily armed men. He was sentenced to imprisonment in 2003 when he escaped with a number of other prisoners, killing two guards.

He is considered accomplice by the Guyanese Public Prosecutor for the murder of Agriculture Minister Satyadeow Sawh, his sister, brother-in-law and a security officer on April 22, 2006, and considered responsible for the murder of eleven people, including five children, at night 25 on January 26, 2008 in the village of Lusignan, mainly inhabited by Hindu people, east of the capital of Georgetown. At the last slaughter, Rawlins men, who would be angry with a pregnant nineteen-year-old woman who, according to him, would be his girlfriend and arrested by the authorities, drew five houses into the village where they killed fifteen residents and left three dead . After the murder, great turmoil broke out in the area.

The Guyanese government promised fifty million Guyana dollars for his detention.

On August 28, 2008, he was discovered by police at one of his shelters near the capital Georgetown. The firefight that followed this cost him life.

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