Three recaptured fugitives suspected of killing a U.S. monetary advisor and his spouse after boarding their yacht in Grenada have been charged with capital homicide and different critical offenses, the Royal Grenada Police Drive introduced Thursday.

Ron Mitchell, age 30 and unemployed; Abita Stanislaus, 25, a farmer; and Trevon Robertson, 23 and unemployed, all of Paradise, St. Andrew, had been collectively charged with two counts of capital homicide by deliberately inflicting the dying of Ralph Hendry and Kathleen Brandel, each U.S. residents, the police mentioned in an announcement.

They had been additionally charged with escaping lawful custody, burglary, theft and two kidnapping counts, and Stanislaus additionally was charged with one depend of rape.

All three made their first court docket look at St. George’s Justice of the Peace’s Courtroom on Thursday and had been remanded to His Majesty’s Jail. They’re scheduled to be introduced again to court docket on March 27, the police mentioned.

(Police spellings for Stanislaus’ first and final names have been inconsistent. ThinkAdvisor was looking for clarification Thursday.)