The men Narine Dhanraj, 30 and Suresh Sundat, 22 of Belvedere squatting area appeared in the number 51 Village Magistrates’ Court before Magistrate Peter Hugh where the indictable charge was read to them.
Family members of the late fishermen stood outside of the courtroom in distress as the men made their appearance. They later spoke to this newscast.
Jamwantie Kisson, 54, the mother of Kaywal Kissoon said she is thankful for the work of the Guyana Police force so that she can have justice for her son.
The woman related that her son was very loving and caring and was never involved in any problems at sea before.
She said she is disturbed as to how cruel her son’s life came to an end.
The father of Marvin Tamessar, said he feels great knowing that he will get justice for his son, but he is still hoping to at least locate his son’s remains.