Arrest Made in Double Murder of Sarita Deliverymen

There is a major development tonight in the brutal execution-style killings of Raynard Raymond Garbutt and Robert Alexander Crawford, the Sarita deliverymen murdered on the Hummingbird Highway on December eleventh, 2025. As reported earlier, the men were found face down with gunshot wounds to the back of the head near Mile Forty on the Hummingbird Highway. Their delivery truck was discovered abandoned with its cash pan emptied, prompting police to immediately treat the case as a robbery‑turned‑double‑murder. Today, police confirmed that after weeks of investigation, including interviews and evidence review, forty-nine‑year‑old Harry Nathaniel Trapp, a Belizean mechanic from Santa Elena Town, has been formally arrested and charged with two counts of murder. The arrest was made earlier today. Trapp is accused of killing both Garbutt, twenty-two, and Crawford, forty-three, who were discovered along a feeder road after disappearing during their delivery route from Dangriga to Santa Elena. Investigators had earlier revealed that the truck’s GPS showed it had been stationary since 3:48 p.m. on the day of the murders, hours before their bodies were located. The arrest marks the first major breakthrough in a case that shocked the nation and devastated the families of both men. Garbutt had recently become a father, and Crawford was one of nine siblings. Loved ones described the killings as senseless and deeply cruel. Trapp is expected to be arraigned in the coming days, where he will formally answer to the double‑murder charges.