Pastor: Gibson’s stabbing an act of the devil

“Let it be a warning to others, we are living in difficult times, and our confidence is in God, and I know he will make things right,” Lushington said. He added that “Nicole was an encouragement to me.” Lushington is in charge of Operation Rainbow, at the EWMSC and Gibson was Lushington’s personal secretary.

Nekeshia Gibson, sister of the victim, and Pastor Rennie St Hill officiated at the funeral service. St Hill told mourners that Gibson’s death was an act of the devil, and that they should resist him and listen to God.

According to police reports, at about 10.45 am, on Thursday, the young mother of two, received a telephone call from a woman.

According to police reports, the woman told Gibson she had consumed a poisonous liquid and was in the toilet close to the main entrance.

Gibson told a co-worker about the call and rushed to the area of the public washroom, where she was later, found lying in a pool of blood.

Attempts were made by doctors to save Gibson’s life, but she succumbed to her injury. Following the stabbing incident, a 38-year-old mother of four, reportedly surrendered to officers at the Barataria Police Station, on Friday.

Investigators were yesterday consulting with the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) Geoffrey Henderson for directions in the matter.