A shocking discovery at the home of billionaire hedge fund manager Louis Bacon has the Lyford Cay community up in arms and many of the residents wondering if Peter Nygard was right about his neighbor all along. 

Louis Bacon

Police units invaded Lyford Cay just days ago when it was reported that there was a dead body found at Bacon’s home.  Perhaps the fact that this is the second death investigation at his home caused police patrol units to swarm the area leading to much alarm in the Lyford Cay community.

The first death was that of Dan Tuckfield, who some media reports have indicated was a suspected drug runner for Bacon.  He was found naked floating in Bacon’s pool and authorities never released the autopsy report to the public.  Media outlets are waiting for the Commissioner of Police to keep his promise and make Tuckfield's autopsy report public.

Police sawrm around Bacon's home in the Bahamas

This time, the lifeless body of a man believed to be a Haitian national was found dead on a beach that falls within the boundaries of Louis Bacon’s Point House Estate. It’s unclear whether or not the deceased was employed by Bacon.

dangerous military speakers used by Bacon.  

Bahamian police say that they are investigating the alleged drowning. Authorities say they received information around 12:00 noon Friday (June 8^th) that the body of a black man was found floating in waters at Lyford Cay. All authorities are saying is that he was retrieved from the shoreline and pronounced dead.

During the Tuckfield investigation, police found nearly ten guns in Bacon’s home and although they were licensed, all were in plain view and accessible to anyone in the home. 

It seems Bacon has an affinity for weapons.  He has a pair of long range acoustic devices used by the military to control large crowds of thousands of people.  Nygard is still seeking justice after Bacon used these speakers illegally on his neighbor and his guests.