Last Updated on July 12, 2025, 9:12 PM AST by Anthony Morris
Dr Shanedelle Norford-Harry, a resident of St Kitts and Nevis is all set to return to the island as the leader of Forensic Pathology in the country. Prime Minister Dr Terrance Drew, who serves as the Minister of National Security has welcomed Dr Norford-Harry to the island nation.
The forensic expert is all set to add to the capacity of the island nation and strengthen justice in the twin island federation. As the newest addition and leader of the autopsy team, Dr Shanedelle Norford-Harry will be working with a team of experts.
The now renowned forensic pathologist was born in St Kitts and has returned to her birthplace to add to the National security capacity of the country. She holds a triple-board certification by the American Board of Anatomic Pathology, Clinical Pathology, and Forensic Pathology.
The Prime Minister welcomed Dr Norford-Harry to the island as she prepares to lead the team of forensic pathologists to investigate the case of fifteen (15)-year-old Janelika Romney. The addition of this expert will help the St Christopher and Nevis Police Force in improving their investigative prowess.
The newest expert will work with national security personnel and relevant authorities to make the investigative capacity of the island more up to par with standard. The organization has shared that they will continue to support Dr Norford-Harry in her efforts to modernize the national security of the nation.
The Ministry of Health and Ministry of National Security in St Kitts and Nevis have both appreciated the appointment of Dr Shanedelle Norford-Harry. They believe that her addition to the existing team if pathologists can help them in learning from her vast experience and academic prowess.
Dr Shanedelle Norford-Harry will also help in strengthening the local justice system, serve the people of the country. She will also help make sure that the country is not overly reliant on outside support for investigating the crimes that are taking place on the island
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