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On November 13, 2015, four people disappeared from Arthur’s Mount Estate in Lime Hall, St. Ann, after a fire destroyed the house. No bodies were found. This investigative documentary reconstructs the case involving Joseph Lynch, Lel Lynch, Ruth Lawrence, and seven-year-old Rama Haynes. It examines the known timeline, the community’s fear, alleged gang activity in the area, the arson investigation, witness accounts, and unresolved questions surrounding land, inheritance, and control of the estate. The documentary separates documented events from allegations and does not assign guilt where a court has not done so. The central questions remain: Why was the fire reported hours after it was seen? What happened to the four missing people? And did the investigation focus on every possible explanation? Produced by Unsolved876 in collaboration with Impacting Jamaica. Chapters 00:00 Four people disappear 00:44 The people of Arthur’s Mount 04:20 Fear and gang activity in Lime Hall 05:50 The unresolved estate dispute 06:53 The night of the fire 08:51 The arson investigation 10:29 Witnesses who claimed to know more 13:27 The unanswered questions 15:18 Gang violence or an internal dispute? 16:07 A family and community still waiting Sources �� Jamaica Constabulary Force statements referenced in the investigation �� Court proceedings relating to the arson charges �� Community interviews and field reporting by Unsolved876 Subscribe to Unsolved876 and Impacting Jamaica for deeply researched Jamaican stories, investigations, history, and current affairs. #JamaicanTrueCrime #TrueCrimeDocumentary #Jamaica #MissingPersons #UnsolvedMystery #CaribbeanTrueCrime TAGS: Unsolved 876, Jamaican true crime, Jamaica true crime, true crime documentary, Caribbean true crime, missing persons Jamaica, unsolved mystery Jamaica, cold case Jamaica, Arthur's Mount, Lime Hall Jamaica, St Ann Jamaica, house fire Jamaica, four people missing Jamaica, missing people Jamaica, Jamaican mystery, true crime stories, cold case, unsolved mysteries

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