No breakthrough in probe of Negril yoga instructor’s death — police

Investigators in Negril, Jamaica, have yet to establish a motive or make a significant breakthrough in the case of a 79-year-old yoga instructor found dead in her home. Fanette Johnson, a French national married to a Jamaican and a resident of Negril for over a decade, was discovered by residents on Tuesday morning.

Police reports indicate that Johnson was found lying on the floor of her house with bruises to her neck. Her body was taken to the morgue, and a post-mortem examination is scheduled to determine the official cause of death. The investigation is ongoing, with authorities stating that considerable work has been invested in probing the death of the well-known yoga instructor.

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a lot of work has been put into the investigation around the death of the tourist resident who has been living in Jamaica for more than a decade

A senior police official commented that the investigation remains inconclusive due to the lack of obvious signs of forced entry at the scene. "We are summarising some things but we cannot say certain things right now because the investigation is still young in relation to this," the official stated, emphasizing that while progress is being made, definitive conclusions have not yet been reached.

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The investigation is kind of inconclusive by virtue of what we have seen at the location because there were no obvious signs of break in. We are summarising some things but we cannot say certain things right now because the investigation is still young in relation to this.