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Candles for Carissa

CANDLES are raised in memory of young mother Carissa Culmer last night during a vigil at Southern Recreational Grounds attended by Ann Marie Davis.
Photos: Racardo Thomas/Tribune Staff

CANDLES are raised in memory of young mother Carissa Culmer last night during a vigil at Southern Recreational Grounds attended by Ann Marie Davis. Photos: Racardo Thomas/Tribune Staff

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THE CANDLELIGHT vigil for young mother Carissa Culmer at Southern Recreation Grounds last night.

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ANN MARIE DAVIS, the wife of the Prime Minister, speaking at the event.

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BISHOP Lawrence Rolle at the candlelit vigil.

A CANDLELIGHT vigil was held last night at Southern Recreational Grounds in memory of young mother Carissa Culmer.

Culmer, 24, was a victim of domestic violence whose story gained national attention last year after a video she made about her ordeal went viral.

Last Thursday, Culmer was found hanging by a cord from a ceiling in a hotel room on West Bay Street. Police suspect she committed suicide in front of her toddler son.

Her death elicited an outpouring of support, with several prominent figures calling for more help for domestic violence victims and those suffering from mental health challenges.

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