Prior to his death, he had been drinking with wealthy Hartin, 32, a Canadian socialite.Jemmott, 42, was found dead in the water off San Pedro island with a gunshot wound to his head early Friday.Sources with knowledge of the island's secretive justice system said the fine could be around $10,000 USD.The Canadian could be sentenced five years in prison, or she could be let off with just a fine.On Monday night a court in San Pedro denied her bail application, her lawyer Godfrey Smith confirmed.Jasmine Hartin, the daughter-in-law of British billionaire Lord Michael Ashcroft, has been charged with manslaughter by negligence over the death of Belize Superintendent Henry Jemmott.
Lord Ashcroft's daughter-in-law Jasmine Hartin is pictured in jail after she was charged with manslaughter for fatal shooting of Belize cop 'after giving him a shoulder massage during night of drinking' but could still avoid prison by paying FINE
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