Officers from the Royal Cayman Islands Police Service (RCIPS) who are conducting enquiries into the death of 43 year old Lija Godenzi have appealed for the assistance of the media and the public in trying to determine her last movements and trace her missing laptop.

The body of Mrs. Godenzi was found within her apartment in the Sunrise complex, just off Crewe Road, on 7 April 2012. The RCIPS confirmed her death is not suspicious.

During the course of conducting enquiries into her last movements, officers have established that Mrs. Godenzi picked up her Apple  Macbook Pro from Cyber Joes in Grand Harbour sometime after 3pm on Monday 2 April.  Despite extensive enquiries with friends and family no trace of the laptop has yet been found.

Detectives are keen to speak to anyone who may have seen Mrs. Godenzi after she left Cyber Joes on Monday 2 April. They would also be keen to speak to anyone to whom she may have given the laptop in the days prior to her death.

When she picked up the laptop Mrs. Godenzi was possibly wearing shorts and a tank top. She then entered her sky blue Kia Carnival license plate number 131 044 and drove towards her home.

Generic photographs of the make/model of laptop are shown here along with a photograph of Mrs. Godenzi.

Anyone who has any information regarding the whereabouts of the laptop is asked to contact George Town police station on 949-4222.