Mejia murder case has been committed to the May Assizes. This follows the filing of the prosecution’s evidence list in court.

The case involves Angela Mejia, who faces charges for killing nine-year-old Chantel Crump. The matter was addressed in St. John’s Magistrates’ Court on Monday.

Firstly, prosecutors submitted an updated exhibit list. The list includes at least 28 items connected to the investigation. Consequently, the evidence forms the basis for the upcoming trial.

Among the digital evidence are two CD-ROMs. One reportedly contains roughly 40 crime scene photographs. The second holds over 150 autopsy images.

Additionally, the list includes a pathology report. A flash drive containing forensic material linked to Chantel Crump is also part of the exhibits.

Moreover, physical items recovered from the scene are listed. These include clothing belonging to the victim. Specifically, a Five Islands Primary School uniform was collected.

Other items include pink and white underwear, black school shoes, and a white vest. Investigators also submitted two KFC bags and cups.

A flashlight found at the scene is included as well. Each item is intended to support the prosecution’s case. As a result, all evidence will be carefully examined during the trial.

The committal to the May Assizes sets the stage for the next legal steps. Therefore, the case will now proceed to a higher court for trial.

Court officials confirmed that all exhibits are formally recorded. This ensures that both the prosecution and defense have access. Meanwhile, investigators continue to review the materials.

In conclusion, the case against Angela Mejia is advancing toward trial. The submission of extensive evidence highlights the seriousness of the allegations. Consequently, attention now turns to the May Assizes proceedings.