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The preliminary inquiry into the murder of 70-year-old rice farmer Chinta Persaud called ‘Roy’ of No 48 village, Corentyne,cheap jerseys, ended yesterday at the Springlands Magistrate’s court with the accused being set free after the matter was discharged by Magistrate Krishndat Persaud.This was following a no-case submission put forward by defence counsel Attorney at Law Mursaline Bacchus.Persaud, a remigrant Guyanese, was on trial for murdering his common-law wife Hansranee ‘Sharda’ Sewdat,cheap china jerseys nfl, 39, on October 14,nfl jerseys cheap, 2011. Sewdat was found dead on the floor of her Number 48 village residence,cheap nfl jerseys authentic, with her throat slit and a pair of women’s tights wrapped around her neck.The prosecution’s case was that on the day in question, the accused had left the couple’s sprawling home at No. 48 village with their nine-year- old daughter for his cultivation at the No.48 backdam. It was stated that during the day he left his daughter and his workers at the back and returned home and committed the act,cheap stitched jerseys, before returning to the backdam sometime later.In his submission,nfl jerseys cheap authentic, defence counsel Bacchus stated that there was not sufficient evidence for a prima facie case to be made out against his client. Mr. Bacchus stated that although there was evidence that his client left the backdam during the day there was no evidence that he returned to the house.  He added that the evidence put forward as circumstantial,cheapnfljerseys.cc, was not enough for a prima facie case to be made out.Bacchus cited several authorities to support on what constitutes a prima facie case.He stated that there must be enough evidence that a jury, properly directed, may be able to lawfully convict.The prosecution had pitted its case on the evidence presented.During the Preliminary Inquiry, the prosecution called 12 witnesses including Assistant Superintendent Gary Mc Alister, a crime scene expert, and Government Pathologist Dr Vivekananda Brijmohan.The Preliminary Inquiry was conducted at both the No. 51 and Springlands Magistrates’ Courts.