British woman’s mysterious death at Caribbean Club makes world headlines
Mystery of British beauty’s isle death
By Richard Moriarty, The Sun UK
A British woman has died in mysterious circumstances on a paradise Caribbean isle.
Glamorous Shakara Taylor, 31, was found outside the luxury Caribbean Club apartments in the Cayman Islands.
The ex-lap dancer had suffered serious head injuries and was pronounced dead at the scene.
Shakara, formerly of Blackpool, Lancs, moved to the Caribbean three years ago and was engaged to fiancé David Ravenscroft.
She once told how she turned to lap dancing after quitting her civil service admin job. She said: “All week I’d be in a suit, taking shorthand, and at weekends I could be someone completely different.”
Police in the British territory last night said there were no suspicious circumstances surrounding her death.
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See iNews Cayman story first published May 29th 2013 with updates “Body of female found now named – West Bay Road” at http://www.ieyenews.com/2013/05/body-of-female-found-west-bay-road/
See related story from the Daily Mail UK
Mystery as British woman is found dead outside Cayman Islands apartment block
Shakara Taylor, formerly of Blackpool, Lancs., suffered serious head injuries
Police are not treating the 31-year-old’s death as suspicious
Miss Taylor had emigrated to the Caribbean Island three years ago
She was engaged to be married to David Ravenscroft
Miss Taylor was originally from Blackpool, Lancs., and moved to the island three years go. The former lap dancer was engaged to David Ravenscroft.
Another friend, Tia Grimshaw, wrote: ‘Wow, it’s not right that a few months ago I was sat on the same table as her. Sleep tight beautiful.’
Chloe Timmins added: ‘RIP to a very dear family friend.’
A Foreign Office spokesman said: ‘We can confirm the death of British national Shara Taylor on the Cayman Islands on May 28.’
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