As the murder trial for Cyon Collier continued yesterday before Justice Winston Patterson, two more witnesses were called to give evidence.Collier is charged with the September 30, 2006 murder of 34-year-old businessman Chandrapaul Persaud called ‘Kero man’ of Non Pareil, East Coast Demerara.Prosecutor Judith Gildharie-Mursalin is representing the State,Cheap Stitched Jerseys, while Collier is being represented by attorney at law Lyndon Amsterdam.First to take the stand was Zaheem Isshack, who is a cousin of the dead man’s wife.The witness gave evidence surrounding what transpired on the day in question. According to the witness, he was eating when he heard Persaud shouting “Thief …Thief”. Isshack said he recognized Persaud’s voice because they were friends for over 15 years. The witness said he immediately dropped what he was doing grabbed a “cutlass” and ran towards Persaud’s home. It was explained that Isshack lived in a house behind Persaud.He said he saw a man standing with a gun at the front – he was about 15 -20 feet away. The court was told by Isshack that he overheard one of the men demanding that Persaud hand over his jewellery and money.Murder accused Cyon CollierAt this point Isshack said he ran back to his home and locked up.? Isshack told the court that after he went back to his home, he heard about two to three gunshots. He said when he came outside he saw, Persaud lying on the bridge and he appeared to be dead.At this point, Collier’s lawyer began to cross examine the witness. Isshack was asked if anything about his story was not truthful, and he answered in the negative.He was cross examined for about 45 minutes before the matter was adjourned for the afternoon session.In the later session,Jerseys NFL Cheap, retired Police Inspector William Pitt was called to the witness box.? He was the officer who conducted the identification parade. He said that on October 6, 2006,Wholesale Authentic Jerseys, three persons came to the identification parade – Persaud’s wife, Bibi Nazema Isshack, and her two children.Fourteen men of similar height and stature were part of that identification parade, Pitt stated.The wife picked out Collier, but the children could not have picked out the defendant. The court was further told that there was another suspect Michael Isaac who was also on the ID parade but was not picked out.Pitt was then cross examined by defence counsel about certain facts surrounding the ID parade.Last week,Cheap Adidas NHL Jerseys, the victim’s wife took to the witness box. She told the court that it was about 19:00hrs on September 30, 2006, and she was in the kitchen when her husband returned home.According to the woman he was in the yard offloading goods from his vehicle with a worker.Bibi Isshack said that she heard her husband “shouting for thief” and she turned around and was confronted by two bandits with “big guns”. She identified Cyon Collier as one of the men who entered her home.? Isshack said the men started demanding cash and jewellery from her.The woman said she begged them not to harm her children and proceeded to the bedroom. The court was told that the woman handed over approximately $100,Soccer Jerseys China,000, two gold rings and a watch.Isshack further told the court that after handing over the items to the bandits,Cheap Jerseys Free Shipping, she heard bottles pelting in the yard.At this point she recalled hearing one of the bandits in the house shout to a third who was in the yard to “finish that man off”. After that, the woman said she heard three gunshots. Bibi Isshack told the court that she immediately ran outside to investigate.The court heard that the three bandits all entered the family’s car PJJ 1892. The woman said she saw her husband lying in a pool of blood on the ground, he appeared to be dead.The couple’s neighbour Liloutie Dhanai was also called to give her evidence in chief.The witness remembers watching television on the night in question when she heard her now dead neighbour shouting “thief… thief”.The woman said she ran to her window and saw three men armed with guns. She explained that one of the men was at the gate, another on the veranda and the third at a glass door.Dhanai said that she saw her neighbour “kero man” start pelting bottles at the one on the veranda.The witness said that the bandit “pumped up” the gun and fired three shots at him.The court was further told that the victim managed to stagger out of the yard and the three men escaped with his car.Under cross examination, the woman said that although the area “had plenty lights” she was unable to identify anyone.