At the top of the news, you've heard from everyone but Kelvin Usher, the 17 year-old young man who went missing near Lucky Strike Village for 4 days. His case even prompted Prime Minister Dean Barrow to call a press conference to announce the good news today.
So, what does the man have today about the country's collective concern for his safe return? Well, he spoke for the first time at a candle light vigil held in his honor in the Battlefield Park. Our news team only just returned, and we have his comments mostly unedited for you:
Kelvin Usher
"Everybody who mi di look out fu me, who went out deh and search fu me, I neva mi know people mi love me like this [crowd cheers]. I love all of uno, I mi a do di same thing fu all of uno. Just give thanks. Thank God fu mek I come out of the bush. I gone through a lot, for real. I gone through a lot. This mek I really happy you know. So much people come together like this for one person. It's amazing. Da so uno could be man. Da so we fu be man. No fu be angry and violent and thing. Loving, unity. Give thanks, done know. Thanks to everybody [crowd cheers]. I hear they have two other people weh missing right now. Their parents just have to stay strong and believe. You a get your sons and daughters back."
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