Canadian Charged With Aiding Suicide To Return To Court In June

A Canadian national whom Saint Lucia police charged with aiding and abetting his wife’s suicide is due to return to court on June 11. Christopher Lewis Forman was remanded in custody at the Bordelais Correctional Facility (BCF) after his first court appearance on May 9. Since then, he has undergone medical treatment at the OKEU Hospital for an unspecified complaint and returned to the BCF on Wednesday. Forman was vacationing with his ailing wife when on Sunday, April 21, 2024, at about 10:00 am, police responded to a report of a suspected suicide at Trouya, Gros Islet. The police said that on arrival, they discovered the body of 53-year-old Nicole Forman, a self-employed sales representative. A toxicology report is pending following a post-mortem examination on April 25. Police charged Forman, an unemployed bartender, on May 8 with aiding and abetting the suicide. The Canadian national faces the possibility of 20 years in prison if convicted. The article Canadian Charged With Aiding Suicide To Return To Court In June is from St. Lucia Times.