‘Top Boy’ assassination of Brit Sean Patterson in Jamaica was ordered from UK, local cops reveal

THE assassination of a British personal trainer in Jamaica was ordered from the UK, local police claimed last night. Sean Patterson, 33, was gunned down beside the pool of his holiday villa. SuppliedThe assassination of a British personal trainer in Jamaica was ordered from the UK, police claimed[/caption] SuppliedSean was planning a traditional three-day Nepalese wedding with wife-to-be Anuja when tragedy struck[/caption] A man of 34 arrested on suspicion of murder had been deported from the UK in 2013. A pal said that on the night he died, Sean and a friend attended an event on the north coast of the island and later met up with the suspect. The trio then travelled to Montego Bay together, where Sean was killed. Relatives of Sean, of Shepherd’s Bush, West London, have told of their devastation. His sister Sarah Wright said online: “To say we are heartbroken is an understatement. You’ll get justice ikkle bro.” Sean was planning a traditional three-day Nepalese wedding with wife-to-be Anuja when tragedy struck. The couple, who had been together for 13 years and had a pet dog, then wanted to raise two children together in a new home, mum Lesley Wright, 63, said from her flat in Shepherds Bush, West London. His fiancée is said to be heart-broken and “a complete mess”.  Dad Alan Patterson told The Sun: “We’re just devastated. Everyone’s broken down. He hadn’t even started to live yet. “Some of Jamaica is paradise but there’s more poverty than paradise. He went to a different part.  “He went for his first time to one of the most dangerous places.” SuppliedSean was described as ‘just a diamond’ by mum Lesley[/caption] Lesley added: “He was just a diamond. If he came into your room he’d light it up. If he was your friend he’d make you glow. He had that speciality.  “It was those green eyes. He was a green eyed gremlin – I used to tell him that. He was a mummy’s boy.” Lesley added of their wedding: “She’s from Nepal. My son’s not one for dressing up unless it was when suited and booted.  “When he was little the girls used to dress up his brother Dean but you couldn’t dress up Sean. You couldn’t put lipstick on him. “He showed me the outfit he’s got to wear in Nepal, it’s a traditional outfit.  “I saw it and thought ‘it must be love’. If that’s what he’s putting on, that’s what you call true love!”