U.S. Navy officer Leoda Bradshaw and her three co-accused, charged in connection with the murders of politician Phillip Paulwell’s 10-month-old daughter Sarayah and her mother Toshyna Patterson, are scheduled to return to court on June 5 for the setting of a trial date.The four appeared virtually before the Home Circuit Court, where Justice Lorna Shelly Williams ordered that they remain in custody. Prosecutors confirmed receipt of key forensic and cybercrime reports and signaled readiness to proceed. Bradshaw is alleged to have masterminded the abduction and murder, reportedly hiring hitmen and conspiring with her cousin Roland Balfour.The victims were abducted from their St. Andrew home last September, shot, and their bodies burned in East Kingston. Two other men, Richard Brown and Roshane Miller, have already pleaded guilty to charges related to the crime.<img src="https://api.cvmtv.com/storage/news/qpNxlY4OkDt7qdaRsIkh7ifoCxz83UDMqwohpofo.png" alt="Phillip Paulwell’s 10-month-old daughter Sarayah and her mother Toshyna Patterson" width="1080" height="1080" data-mce-src="https://api.cvmtv.com/storage/news/qpNxlY4OkDt7qdaRsIkh7ifoCxz83UDMqwohpofo.png">

Leoda Bradshaw and her three co-accused, charged in connection with the murders of politician Phillip Paulwell’s 10-month-old daughter and her mother

Leoda Bradshaw and Co-Accused to Return to Court in June