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As the family of late Jamaican musician Clifton ‘Jackie’ Jackson was making preparations to bury their patriarch, thieves broke into his Montego Bay entertainment company and stole valuable stage production, lighting and sound equipment.
The equipment was reportedly stolen on October 22, but the theft only came to light four days later, when it was needed for a tribute concert in Kingston honouring the celebrated bassist.
The discovery added to the anguish of Jackson's daughters, who were already making final preparations for their father's funeral, which was held at the St James Parish Church in Montego Bay on Saturday, October 31.
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