By By: Contributing Writer
Greenville, Sinoe County — The community of Greenville is mourning the tragic death of 18-year-old Prince Saylee, a senior student at St. Joseph Catholic High School and a computer trainee at the Technical Vocational Education and SMHS Training Center, whose body was discovered in the Sinoe River on Monday, days after he went missing.
Prince was last seen leaving his home on November 29, 2025, around 3:00 PM. Family members and local residents immediately launched a search, but their efforts to locate him were unsuccessful, sparking widespread concern throughout the area.
His remains were found near the old ship along the river, ending days of anxious waiting. Witnesses who came across the body alerted authorities, and preliminary reports suggest that the circumstances surrounding his death are suspicious. Investigators note that the young man sustained severe injuries, including the removal of certain facial features, raising serious concerns about potential foul play.
The Liberia National Police Sinoe Detachment has opened a full-scale investigation to determine how Prince ended up in the river and who may be responsible for his death. The body has been handed over for further examination as authorities pursue leads.
The death of Prince Saylee has sent shockwaves through his school and the wider Greenville community, where he was remembered as a bright and promising student preparing for graduation. Residents are demanding a thorough investigation and justice, while police are urging anyone with information to come forward to aid the ongoing probe.
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