Anguilla is mourning the devastating loss of Romaine Carby, a young man whose life was defined by talent, discipline and a quiet determination that inspired everyone who crossed his path. His recent passing, the result of a horrific homicide, has shaken the island to its core.
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| Romaine and friends at Code Red in Anguilla — wishing strength to every dancer mourning his loss and carrying his spirit forward. |
Romaine was more than a dancer, more than a student, more than a teammate — he was a bright spirit whose presence lifted dancers, football fields and community spaces alike. His death has left a silence that feels impossible to fill, a reminder of how fragile and precious life is, and how deeply violence wounds a community.
The Anguilla Football Association honoured him with recognition through Eagle Claw FC, a gesture that reflects the respect he earned both on and off the field. Social media has become a living memorial, filled with memories, photographs and messages from those who loved him — a digital chorus of grief, disbelief and gratitude for the time they shared with him.
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| Romaine with members of Team XTreme — a moment of unity and talent now held close as loved ones hope his offender faces the full extent of the law. |
Although 49‑year‑old Krishna Baijnauth of George Hill has been arrested and formally charged with murder and arson in connection with the death of Romaine, many in Anguilla say justice still feels distant. Romaine, who succumbed to stab wounds during the violent incident before his body was found near a burnt‑out vehicle, was only 35 years old. A life stolen so brutally can never truly be repaid, and closure remains a complicated, painful journey for those who loved him.
As the island grapples with this loss, one truth stands above all: Romaine’s life mattered. His dreams, his laughter, his dedication, his kindness — all of it mattered. Anguilla has lost a son, a friend, a teammate, a role model. In the face of tragedy, the community now carries the responsibility of honouring his legacy by demanding safety, unity and accountability.
Romaine, Nardo, Chiney Man, Sharp Star Carby. You are missed.
Nanyamka Lioness Sharon -
I'd always remember you as someone, quiet, calm and soft spoken. That person I met in 2010 just before you moved to Anguilla. You didn't deserve such a death Nardo. God knows this hurts deep. Sleep well Nardo. Kemone Webster
From the time i met him so calm and cool soo sadd
Anthony Black's Miles
It's my friend i talk to him before he die we talk monday an i get Wednesday but before i say anything i know something was wrong he like my brother he make only jokes nothing more
Shermaine Wong
RIP cuz You will be greatly missed
Loved ones gathered at a memorial for Romaine, coming together to honour his life and pay their respects. Watch Here.
In the hearts of every student he taught, every dancer he ever moved alongside, and every relative, friend and acquaintance who felt the warmth of his spirit, Romaine’s presence remains unshakable. His memory will continue to live in those who loved him, and his story will stand as a powerful reminder that every life must be protected, cherished and valued.
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