A Cara­pichaima man, who was charged with pos­ses­sion of a gun and am­mu­ni­tion in 2024, has been charged with mur­der and will re-ap­pear in court next year.

Klevon “Moo­sai” Wat­son, of Or­ange­field Road, Chase Vil­lage, was charged with the killing of Ke­ston “Fox” Gi­al­do, which took place on Sep­tem­ber 14.

Gi­al­do, a URP work­er, al­so of Or­ange­field Road, Chase Vil­lage was stabbed to death on Sep­tem­ber 14, 2025.

Po­lice al­leged that Wat­son, 39, saw Gi­al­do walk­ing along Or­ange Field Road, and grabbed him and stabbed him with a piece of bro­ken bot­tle. He then al­leged­ly dragged the de­ceased along the road­way near a flat yel­low struc­ture where he con­tin­ued to stab him, be­fore walk­ing away.

Wat­son, who was rep­re­sent­ed by Bhi­mal Ma­hara­jh, was ar­rest­ed on Oc­to­ber 9 and ap­peared be­fore Mas­ter Rhea Lib­ert on Mon­day (Oc­to­ber 13).

Lib­ert or­dered that po­lice sub­mit all files to the Di­rec­tor of Pub­lic Pros­e­cu­tions on or be­fore Jan­u­ary 12, 2026, and for the DPP to file the in­dict­ment and all oth­er nec­es­sary doc­u­ments on or be­fore that date.

The de­fence al­so was or­dered to re­spond and file what­ev­er doc­u­ments up­on which they in­tend to re­ly, on or be­fore May 11, 2026, with the State giv­en two weeks to re­spond by May 25, 2026. The suf­fi­cien­cy hear­ing will be heard on June 3, 2026.

In No­vem­ber 2024, Wat­son was grant­ed $150,000 bail af­ter he was charged for be­ing in pos­ses­sion of an as­sault ri­fle and hav­ing 30 rounds of 5.5-mil­lime­tre am­mu­ni­tion.

He was sup­posed to have had a suf­fi­cien­cy hear­ing for that mat­ter on the day he was ar­rest­ed.