The state’s move to bury the remains of the eight miners killed at Lindo Creek four years ago has certainly opened up a can of worms, with relatives questioning its secretive manner.So far only one set of relatives have confirmed that they were informed by the police of the hastily arranged burial.The remains, packed in three coffins, were interred in three marked graves in the Le Repentir Cemetery following a brief ceremony attended only by the parents of Nigel Torres,NHL Jerseys From China, one of the slain miners.Only three names, Nigel Torres, Bunny Harry and Clifton Wong were marked on the coffins provided and relatives are questioning why the other miners were not so considered.The others are Dax Arokium and his uncle Cedric, Compton Speirs, Horace Drakes and Lancelot Lee.Kaieteur News was informed by a usually reliable police source that only Wong, Torres and Harry were positively identified by DNA.The government had expended a large sum of money on DNA to ascertain the identities of those killed in the mining camp massacre.According to the source, initially the police had requested only one coffin for all the remains although they were advised to have eight to avert any confusion among the affected families.“We officer insist that we don’t need eight coffins, but the remains could not even fit into two coffins, so we had to settle for three,Wholesale Jerseys Free Shipping,” the police source told this newspaper.If the arrangement was far from satisfactory for the Torres family, it is devastating for the owner of the mining camp and relatives of Compton Speirs.Speaking with this newspaper yesterday,Cheap NFL Jerseys China, Arokium said that although the police had contacted him a few weeks ago to inform him about their plans to dispose of the remains, he was not told about yesterday’s burial.“Three weeks ago they (police) called me and asked me for the other relatives. I told them that I was not interested but there were other families involved,” said Arokium, who lost his son Dax, and brother Cedric, as well as his multi-million-dollar investment.He said that the administration could have at least made a public announcement about the intended burial so that everyone involved would have been aware.“They claimed that they spent millions to keep these remains; how much it would have cost them to put an announcement on TV or in the newspapers?” Arokium said.“Nobody had the common courtesy to inform us. They can’t use the excuse that they can’t find the relatives. How come they found the Torres family?” he questioned.Arokium pointed to the confusion that could arise from the way the burial was done.As it is except for Torres, Wong and Harry, none of the other relatives know for sure which graves their loved one are in.“If my grandson wants to put a flower on his father’s grave, he has no way of knowing where to put it,” Leonard Arokium lamented.Rhonda Hutson, a niece of Compton Speirs, also expressed disappointment with the way the police have treated the relatives of the dead miners.She is convinced that the secrecy with which everything was done has everything to do with some sort of a cover up.While the police have insisted that the miners’ slaughter was the work of the once notorious Rondell ‘Fineman’ Rawlins and his gang, Hutson said that the way the police operated has given rise to much suspicion.“If they could hide things like the burial what more are they hiding?” Hutson asked.Yesterday Police Commissioner (ag) Leroy Brumell said that an eyewitness to the Lindo Creek massacre still remains in custody, adding that the matter is not closed with the burial of the remains.Hutson, too, said that her family was not contacted by the police with respect to the burial of the remains.She said that she learnt about the burial yesterday through the newspaper.“When I go to the shop this (Wednesday) morning, a boy ask me if we went to the funeral. I ask he what funeral and he say check the Kaieteur News. When I check I see they bury yesterday (Tuesday),Cheap NHL Jerseys Online,” Hutson stated.According to the woman the family was in contact with the police up until the samples were sent overseas for DNA testing.She said that about a month ago, the dredge owner Leonard Arokium, contacted them and told them that the police wanted to know what was their decision on the remains of their relative, Speirs.She said that the family had no problem if the administration wanted to bury the remains together but they insisted that they wanted to be there whenever it happened.That did not happen.“We ain’t talk to no police; the only person we talk to was Arokium,China Jerseys,” she said.Another concern was the fact that Speirs’ name was not on any of the cof