Hey listeners, this is Aisling Airs from Texas Monthly.

We'd love to tell you about a new true crime podcast from our friends at campside media called White Devil.

Late at night in May of 2021, a single gunshot shattered the silence along the beach

at Belize's luxurious Alaya Resort.

In White Devil, Josh Dean dives into one of the biggest, splashiest, and most perplexing crime stories you've never heard of.

The shooting death of renowned cop Henry Jamat by a Canadian property developer.

In investigating, the craggy depths of Belize are brought to the surface.

Its quirks, its corruption, and the all-pervasive influence of several generations of one family in particular.

You can binge the rest of White Devil wherever you get podcasts.

Police Superintendent Henry Jamant was a father of five and a law enforcement veteran.

His friends and family say they are stunned by his sudden death and equally shocked that a police officer could die this way.

Police in this Central American country confirmed Jamant did not die in the line of duty,

but instead in what they describe as an incident, the details disclosed, that Jamant and a woman were

drinking alone on the pier and both were fully clothed details beyond that are

scanned. The exact truth of what happened in Belize on May 28, 2021 isn't knowable in any objective way.

There were two people there alone on an isolated pier,

and only one survived to talk about it.

There were no witnesses, no cameras. And as the saying

goes, a dead man tells no tales. So with that in mind, here's what we know.

Sometime around 12.30 a.m. a security guard outside of some luxury condos on Ambergas Key, the largest island off the coast of Belize,

heard a gunshot. These condos are the largest island off the coast of Belize,

heard a gunshot.

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