Family Wants Justice For Duidomo

The family of Lemeki Dui­domo, who was allegedly murdered outside a motel in Suva last month, wants justice for their son.

Sunday 12 June 2022 | 14:17

Family members of the deceased Lemeki Duidomo. From left Jasiliva Rokobote (sister) Sailasa Rasala (father) Teresia Ema (mother) Meresiana Naioba (sister) Viliame Ucuna (brother) Sulueti Tolevu (sister-in law) and nephews Vilimone Lacanivalu, 8, and Mataisi Bulivou, 10, at their home in Lami village on April 3rd 2022. Photo: Leon Lord

Family members of the deceased Lemeki Duidomo. From left Jasiliva Rokobote (sister) Sailasa Rasala (father) Teresia Ema (mother) Meresiana Naioba (sister) Viliame Ucuna (brother) Sulueti Tolevu (sister-in law) and nephews Vilimone Lacanivalu, 8, and Mataisi Bulivou, 10, at their home in Lami village on April 3rd 2022. Photo: Leon Lord

The family of Lemeki Dui­domo, who was allegedly murdered outside a motel in Suva last month, wants justice for their son.

Police spokesperson, Ana Nai­soro, said investigations were on­going.

Mr Duidomo’s sister, Jasiliva Rokobote, said their family were not at peace because no one has been apprehended for the death of her brother.

Ms Rokobote claimed they have been running around contacting the Police, but they continue to be told that it was being investigated.

“It is sad to always see my par­ents shed tears when they think of my brother and know that nothing has been done to bring my brother’s killers to justice,” Ms Rokobote said.

Teresia Ema. Lemeki Duidomo’s Mother. Photo: Leon Lord

Teresia Ema. Lemeki Duidomo’s Mother. Photo: Leon Lord

““We want to see progress. Our family has a lot of unanswered questions. My brother’s life was cut short by someone who doesn’t know what Lemeki means to us.

“All we have are memories of Lemeki when he was alive. We miss him but knowing that his murderer is still out there sad­dens us.”

Ms Rokobote hopes those respon­sible for her brother’s death are caught and punished.

“Family living in the village have some information on those who murdered my brother and are willing to take it into their own hands, especially when the investigation is taking too long.

“My mother is sickly and it was my brother who al­ways looked after her.

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