The family seeks to obtain answers after the death of American tourists in the Bahamas

The Maryland family is seeking to obtain answers about the death of a 23 -year -old man who says their body was poorly beaten in the Bahamas, where they were spending a vacation.

The man, Dinari McCalant, was found from Boy, Maryland, dead on Saturday morning near Atlantis, the Bahamas on the island of Paradise, where he was staying with his parents, according to his family.

Mr. McCalat Mother, Michelle McClement, Tell the eyewitnesses newsThe Bahamas News outlet, that when the authorities showed her a picture of her son’s face, it was clear that he was beaten. “He was shocked,” added.

She said that his hair, which is especially proud of him, was full of sand, which suggested that he may have been beaten on the beach.

She said, “I need justice for my child.” “I need justice. This was not how he would have done himself.”

Shanta Nolls, Commissioner of the Royal Bahamas Police Force, Tell the eyewitnesses news On Tuesday, “We will definitely do our best to get answers.”

“We are investigating this incident,” she said, adding that the police were waiting for the results of the autopsy to determine the cause of death.

“We will not be able to talk more about this incident until we understand exactly what we look at,” said Commissioner Nols.

The police, who did not respond to requests for information on Wednesday, did not confirm where the body of Mr. McClent was found or whether there were any signs of shock or violence.

On Wednesday, the US State Department confirmed the death of an American citizen in the Bahamas, but it refused more comment, noting the respect of the family’s privacy.

“It is very sad because of the death of one of our guests.”

“Our thoughts and condolences with the family of the guest and loved ones during this difficult time,” she said. “The police authorities are conducting an investigation into this tragic accident. We are awaiting the final report of the police and we will not comment on speculation.”

In an interview on Wednesday, Mrs. McCanet said that the family traveled to the resort on Friday and planned to return on Monday.

Mrs. McClopt said that at about 8:45 pm on Friday, her son wrote that he was walking around the resort. She said he sent it again at about 10 pm to say he would go to a resort restaurant.

At approximately 12:30 am, he did not respond to her text asking where he was.

At approximately one o’clock in the morning on Saturday, the police called her to the reception office and told her that her son had spas on restaurant workers and that there was a quarrel. She said that the police told her that her son’s phone had been found after he was brought down while running in the resort.

She said that her son’s body was found at about 5 o’clock on Saturday and that the authorities told her that she had been discovered on the beach.

The police did not confirm whether there was a quarrel in the restaurant and did not say whether Mr. McClent’s phone was found after being dropped.

Mrs. McClopt said that he would spit her son on anyone and believe that he might be beaten while someone tried to steal him from his phone.

She said that she wanted the police to conduct a “full investigation” for the death of her son, which will include reviewing the security camera footage in the resort and interviews with the employees. She said she was also employing a lawyer to get answers.

“I hope they will reach the truth,” said McClemat. “The truth lies in the resort.”

In an interview, Marcel McFireson, the aunt of Mr. McCalant, said in an interview that her nephew was a “very reserved child” and “Moheb”, enjoying basketball and music.

He had worked as an audio engineer and music producer known as Didi in the LowCation Studios in Brentwood, Maryland, which was published Greetings to him On Instagram.

“Didi was more than our engineer, he was a great and individual friend everywhere,” adding: “It is difficult to imagine life in general and life in the studio without him.”