In his statement, Mr. Willock clarified that he had no involvement in, nor prior knowledge of, the Premier’s decision to dismiss Hon. Lorna G. Smith OBE. He emphasised his friendship with Mrs. Smith and pointed out that, as a member of the Virgin Islands Party (VIP) and its Third District Committee, he was not consulted or informed about the Premier’s actions.

“To suggest that this was done as a political favor or in support of my alleged candidacy is completely baseless,” Mr. Willock stated. “I have had no discussions with Premier Wheatley, Hon. Julian Fraser, or any of their associates regarding any such matter.”

Mr. Willock urged Ms. Rosan to adhere to responsible journalism by ensuring her publications are grounded in fact rather than speculation. He condemned the report as both defamatory and misleading, asserting that he has made efforts to avoid becoming entangled in what he described as Ms. Rosan’s “vicious attacks” against other Virgin Islanders.

In a final note, Mr. Willock issued a measured warning: “Karma is real. When digging a hole for others, be sure to dig two.”

He also reminded the public of District Three’s upcoming annual Job Fair, scheduled for Sunday, October 27, 2024, from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM at Therapy Works in Hannah’s Bay, Tortola.

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The leaked page, part of a letter written nearly two years ago, was meant exclusively for entities within the Premier’s portfolio and had remained confidential until today’s breach. The leak included an anonymous note stating: “This is why she hates the Premier so much. He refused to give Cindy a million dollars of Tax Payers’ Dollars.”

Rosan, who is contesting her termination through the BVI Labour Arbitration Tribunal, condemned the leak as a serious breach of confidentiality. “This is most unfortunate,” she remarked, criticising the circulation of sensitive information on social media.

In response to the anonymous claims, Rosan did not address the specific allegations but confirmed that her legal counsel would manage the situation. “My legal counsel will address the matter in the appropriate forum. I will have no further comment on the matter,” she said.

The emergence of these anonymous allegations has only heightened public interest, raising concerns about privacy, the security of sensitive information, and the motivations behind the leak. Rosan’s case against the BVI Tourist Board remains ongoing as it moves through the tribunal.

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