The relatives of Kester Sancho are still awaiting word from his employer, who they said has not put in an appearance since he fell 55 ft to his death from an unfinished rice mill in Mahaica. Unable to contain the tears that flowed for the loss of Sancho, 22, her youngest son, Esther Brotherson yesterday told Stabroek News that she is very upset at how he met his demise. The grieving mother stated that when she got the news of Sancho’s death, it took all she had not to “jump through the window.” The woman recalled that on Wednesday morning he told her he was going to work and left subsequently. She said she had no idea where he was going to work or with whom. Sancho’s friend Delroy McDonald, 25, told this newspaper yesterday that he was the one who took his friend to be employed as a labourer on the construction of a parboiled rice mill in Mahaica. The distraught young man explained that Wednesday was Sancho’s first day on the job, while he has been working there for almost three