By Rehanna RamsaySuperintendent of Police, Hugh Jessemy yesterday recalled statements made by murder accused Bibi Sharima Gopaul, in which she said that her daughter Neesa Gopaul had become a wayward teenager, some time before her death.Murdered:Neesa GopaulJessemy took the stand in the murder trial for which Gopaul and her former lover Jarvis Barry Small are accused of the murder of the 16-year-old Queen’s College student.The teen was found at a location along the Linden/Soesdyke Highway tucked inside a suitcase which was partially submerged in a creek with the use of a pair of weightlifting dumbbells.Yesterday,Cheap China Jerseys, Superintendent Jessemy related to the court that he was stationed at the Criminal Investigation Department, (CID) of the Ruimveldt Police Station in October of 2010 when he assisted a party of officers with the investigations.He recalled that on October 3, 2010 he went with the officers, along with Mohamed Kayum and Bibi Sharima Gopaul, to the Lyken Funeral Home. Jessemy recalled that the relatives had identified the teen’s body by the clothes she was wearing – “a black tights and a multi-flowered dress.” He noted too that most of the victim’s head was missing.Jessemy told the court that on October 4, 2010, he accompanied ranks of the Crime Scene Investigation, (CSI) unit to the Lot 13 Leonora Public Road residence of the number two accused.He recalled that the ranks conducted a search on the premises, during which he saw a bag containing aBibi Sharima Gopaulkitchen knife in addition to male and female clothing on a table in the upper section of the house.The witness said that on October 6, 2010, he applied to the court for an extension of time for the two accused persons to be kept in police custody.The witness said that after the extension was granted, he returned to Ruimveldt Police Station where he contacted Nazar Mohamed Okeeland and Bharrat Narine Samaroo.Jessemy said that he showed the two men a pair of dumbbells and they told him “something”. As a result of what the men told him,Wholesale China Jerseys, Jessemy said that he instructed them to take the dumbbells to his office; Small was present at his office.Jessemy said that he subsequently held separate confrontations between Small and the two men during which the accused denied ownership of the exercise equipment. The witness said that he thereafter made a record of the conversation.In response to questions to Prosecutor Diana Kaulesar, the witness noted that the dumbbells were kept in a cupboard at the station; the cupboard had a padlock and the keys were lodged with the station sergeant.? He recalled that the dumbbells were painted black, red and white.Jessemy went on to tell the court that he subsequently obtained an ordinary statement from the number two accused Bibi Sharima Gopaul. The officer explained that he did not caution the woman, because heJarvis Barry Smallthought he had no evidence against her.The witness was thereafter showed a document which he recognized to be the statement which he procured from Gopaul. He read the document aloud to the court.? Gopaul paid keen attention as her statement was read aloud. Small was seen smiling in the direction of the courtroom audience. He fidgeted as he sat in the prisoner’s dock.The document, which the detective read aloud, was attributed to Gopual as a statement which she gave to the police with regards to the matter.The document outlined that the woman had been married in 1989 and that she, had two children, Neesa and Miriam Gopaul, with her husband.? The couple had lived at Anna Catherina, West Coast Demerara, but after the birth of their daughter Neesa, the family moved to Leonora.However after several years of marriage,Wholesale Jerseys Online, Gopaul related that her husband began suffering from high cholesterol and diabetes. He eventually passed on October 20, 2009.Before her father passed, the woman said Neesa had become wayward. Gopaul noted that the teenager had started sleeping out and leaving the home without permission. She was not listening to her father either.? She said that the teenager was at the time a Form Two student of Queen’s College.Gopaul recalled that on September 23, she and her two daughters were at home; they had been in the bedroom of the house watching television.? The accused related that she and her daughters were watching a programme on Channel 72, when she fell asleep.The woman said that she awoke early the next day and realized that her teenage daughter was not in the house. She said that she searched the house and even in the yard, but she could not find her daughter.? She subsequently lodged a missing person’s report at the Leonora Police Station.The accused said that on October 3, 2010, Assistant Superintendent of Police, (ASP) Terrance Paul of the said Police Sta