Police Interrogation of Double-Murderer Joshua Ramsawmy

Police Interrogation of Double-Murderer Joshua Ramsawmy

This double-homicide victims were a mother and son: Cynthia Stack, 52, and her son, 22-year-old Sean Stack. They were found shot to death in their Orlando, Florida apartment July 18, 2018. The accused are a Guyanese Couple - both bank employees (Chase) at the time of the murder.

Amelia Bissoon, 25, and her husband, 28-year-old Joshua Ramsawmy, were charged with first-degree murder in connection with the death of Cynthia and Sean. Murder charges were later dropped against Bissoon, and she agreed to cooperate with the State in the case against her husband. It appears that the motive for the double-murder was for the Guyanese couple to try to avoid getting caught. Investigators allege that Ms. Bissoon was involved in a scheme to defraud or exploit one of her elderly clients - the father and grand-father of the victims. Amelia Bissoon worked at Chase Bank in downtown Orlando.

Cynthia Stack's father, who was elderly, was a loyal client of hers and followed her when she moved locations. Orlando Police Department investigators believe that Bissoon drafted two $25,000 checks from Cynthia's father's bank account in March of 2018 and made them out to one of Bissoon's family members, a minor. Ramsawmy then opened two accounts at Bank of America with the $50,000, documents show. Police say Cynthia Stack began to investigate what was going on with her father's account, and that as a result, Joshua murdered Cynthia and her adult son - to stop the investigation, so they could get away with their alleged scheme to defraud / steal from an elderly person.

The State alleges that Ramsawmy bought a gun and used it to kill them both. Ramsawmy claims that he and his wife hired a hitman - as if that were a defense. He puts most of the blame on his wife.

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