<p>Agnelo Lopes, the shack owner, said Fiona had approached him on February 19 enquiring whether he knew anything about her daughter, whose bruised semi-nude corpse was found on Anjuna beach on February 18, 2008 near his shack.<br /><br />"On February 19, 2008, the mother of Scarlet came to my shack at around 10 am and asked me whether I know anything about her daughter," Lopes told the court.<br />He said Fiona introduced herself as Scarlet's mother. "I told her I did not know anything about Scarlet. I was told about Scarlet's name by her mother on that day," he added.<br />Lopes also told the court that he informed Anjuna police station about the body lying on the beach front.<br /><br />He deposed that he saw the body early in the morning after he was told about it by a shack waiter. <br /><br />Lopes, who runs 'Agnelo shack', said his uncle, Fidelis Paul D'Souza, had also seen Keeling's body during his morning walk.<br /><br />Fidelis also deposed before the court confirming that he saw the body in the shallow beach water.<br /><br />"There were no clothes on the body and since I got frightened, I did not go near the water and returned back," Fidelis, 62-year-old retired head constable with Central Industrial Security Force (CISF), told the court.<br /><br />He said while returning from the shore, he met one home guard (a civil defence organisation staff) and he was already aware of the dead body.</p>
<p>Agnelo Lopes, the shack owner, said Fiona had approached him on February 19 enquiring whether he knew anything about her daughter, whose bruised semi-nude corpse was found on Anjuna beach on February 18, 2008 near his shack.<br /><br />"On February 19, 2008, the mother of Scarlet came to my shack at around 10 am and asked me whether I know anything about her daughter," Lopes told the court.<br />He said Fiona introduced herself as Scarlet's mother. "I told her I did not know anything about Scarlet. I was told about Scarlet's name by her mother on that day," he added.<br />Lopes also told the court that he informed Anjuna police station about the body lying on the beach front.<br /><br />He deposed that he saw the body early in the morning after he was told about it by a shack waiter. <br /><br />Lopes, who runs 'Agnelo shack', said his uncle, Fidelis Paul D'Souza, had also seen Keeling's body during his morning walk.<br /><br />Fidelis also deposed before the court confirming that he saw the body in the shallow beach water.<br /><br />"There were no clothes on the body and since I got frightened, I did not go near the water and returned back," Fidelis, 62-year-old retired head constable with Central Industrial Security Force (CISF), told the court.<br /><br />He said while returning from the shore, he met one home guard (a civil defence organisation staff) and he was already aware of the dead body.</p>