The ongoing law enforcement probe into the Chantel Crump case has hit a temporary holding pattern, as senior police officials confirm that new forensic testing has been dispatched but cannot yet share conclusive results on the analysis. Assistant Commissioner Michael Lisbon, the top leader of Antigua Barbuda’s Criminal Investigations Department, shared the latest status update during a public interview on ABS’ flagship current affairs program *Antigua Barbuda Today*. During the discussion, reporters pressed Lisbon for clarity on two key points: the overall progress of the high-profile investigation and the status of the additional testing that had been previously announced for the case. “I cannot give you a definitive answer on what the results will show, but I can confirm that a new round of testing has been sent out for analysis,” Lisbon stated in the interview. Despite confirming the testing itself, the senior police official acknowledged he was unable to confirm how far the analysis has progressed at the time of the conversation. Lisbon declined to share any further key details about the process, including what specific type of forensic or evidence testing is being conducted, which facility is conducting the analysis off-island or in-house, and what timeline investigators are working with to receive the finalized results. The senior CID leader kept his comments narrow, opting not to expand on any other elements of the ongoing Chantel Crump investigation or share next steps that the investigative team will take once the testing results are returned. This incremental update comes as Lisbon outlined the current workload for the Criminal Investigations Department, which is currently juggling a number of high-stakes major cases across the country, including multiple recent shooting incidents and active murder probes.
Police Await Results of Additional Tests in Chantel Crump Investigation
