Still No Arrest in Densmore Bowman Murder

Densmore Bowman

The murder investigation into the brutal slaying of thirty-four-year-old Densmore Bowman remains open. His decomposing body was discovered on Monday along mile twenty-four on the George Price Highway. The Belmopan resident went missing for more than two weeks and was last seen socializing with some friends in Roaring Creek Village. Surveillance cameras captured Bowman getting into a vehicle and he was never seen again. His family figured something had happened to Bowman since he missed his sister’s birthday the following day. The Bowman family, assisted by friends, embarked on several searches along that stretch of highway and it was until Monday morning that his mother found his phone, slippers and a strand of his dreadlocks. Bowman had been chopped to death and his family believes that his friends did it. They say they have information and evidence and can lead to an arrest but investigators say there is no development in the case as yet.

Hilberto Romero

Sr. Supt. Hilberto Romero, Deputy Head, National Crimes Investigation Branch

“No development in that case.”

Hipolito Novelo

“Sir the family is saying that they have provided information and evidence to investigators, leading to his friends and police have yet to charge anyone with his murder.”

Sr. Supt. Hilberto Romero

“That is an ongoing investigation but at this time we have been unable to charge anyone.”