A Mabaruma man,Cheap NBA Jerseys China, who almost decapitated his countryman in a mining camp in neighbouring Venezuela earlier this week, has confessed to local police.Ivelaw Baird reportedly told a local detective who is investigating the matter that the victim, Gordon McLennon,Cheap Jerseys Online, had stolen three ounces of raw gold from him and had threatened him when he demanded that he return it.Baird turned himself over to the police on Tuesday, two days after committing the act at a place called Polvo de Oro, a gold rich area in Venezuela.His younger brother,cheap nfl jerseys elite, Ian Baird, who visited him at the Mabaruma Police Station, told this newspaper that the suspect informed him that he went to bathe leaving the gold among his belongings in the camp he was sharing with McLennon and other miners.When he returned from bathing, he discovered it missing and began making enquires of those who were in the camp.Everyone denied stealing the gold, but Baird was subsequently informed that McLennon was seen going through his belongings when he was away.According to Ian Baird, his brother told him that he confronted McLennon and an argument developed.“He said he even pleaded with him (McLennon) to stop making jokes and give him back the gold,” Ian Baird told Kaieteur News.Baird was convicted several years ago for the murder of a young woman in the Northwest District. That incident saw Baird attacking the woman with the intention of raping her at gunpoint.At the time the woman was walking with her nephew,Cheap NFL Football Jerseys, who valiantly tried to protect his aunt.Baird shot them both but only the young woman succumbed.Baird was also fingered in the murder of a Brazilian woman after a pair of slippers reportedly belonging to him was found in the camp where the woman was killed.According to his brother,Wholesale Jerseys Group, Baird had been turning his life around after his release from prison and was desperately trying to keep out of trouble, to avoid returning to the place where he spent almost 20 years of his life.“I know my brother was a bit hot tempered…He did say to me that he did not want to go back to prison. He desperately tried to stay away from certain things. He didn’t even want to drink,” Ian Baird said.He told this newspaper that the ex-convict was working with him after he was released from prison in 2011 but decided to go into the mining area to raise money to build his house after acquiring a piece of land.He left for the gold fields in May this year.“It must have been some particular reason; someone pushed him over the edge,” said Ian Baird.The case will be interesting since it happened out of the local jurisdiction and there is a scarcity of witnesses.