The mother of the 21-year-old killed in Grand Bahama last week, says her heart is empty since he was tragically stabbed in a melee outside of a business establishment.
Anishka Rolle is grieving while celebrating a birthday without her son.
“Mummy’s heart is empty,” she lamented in a social media post.
She still has not come to grips with his death and sometimes expects that he will show up.
“Everyday I be waiting on you to drive in the yard, playing your loud music. I have to catch myself that you are not here with us any longer.”
Kennedy Webb and a group of men were involved in a physical altercation around 2 am on October 13. Police de-escalated the fight but three men including Webb were stabbed and admitted to the hospital. While two survived, Webb, with injuries to his back and lower body, died.
“They took you away from me, baby,” Rolle said.
Two men were charged before the courts for his murder on Friday.
Rolle said she had forgiven the men but said they showed no remorse while facing the charge of murder.
“You all [were] laughing in court, and had it for a joke. It shows you all didn’t have any remorse whatsoever.
“To see you both today, it broke me down, and how you both acted…You’ll actions were not good towards me and my family.”
A video circulated on social media, showing Webb in a grocery store as Rolle protected him from a group of men who were threatening him.
One of the men shouted, “Y’all got Vassy in the store hiding, bey. This y’all lil bredrin, bey. Look how he got his mummy, bey. He got his mummy scared, and he’s a whole pu—y, bey. You know I don’t play, Vassy.”
Rolle, his mother is heard saying in the video, “He ain’t gonna get in trouble for y’all.”
It is not known when the video was recorded.
Since his death, Rolle expressed a great love for her son, “A mother’s love is deep. I crossed oceans for my children and I won’t stop. Anyone who knows me, know I love my children. Even as adults, they are my babies.
“I stood in the gap for Kennedy, my baby,” she lamented.
His murder was the 95th of the year.