USVI – Governor Albert Bryan Jr issued a statement on the passing of Virgin Islands musician Jaevon Sasso.
“It is with a heavy heart that I join the Virgin Islands community in mourning the untimely passing of our brother, Jaevon Sasso. Sasso was more than a gifted musician. He was a spirit of joy, a voice of our islands, and a proud son of the Virgin Islands whose rhythm carried the heartbeat of our people and the promise of our future. His music brought people together, lifted our spirits and reminded us of the beauty and resilience that defines us.
“For me, his passing is deeply personal. Sasso was an ardent supporter of mine in word and in deed. He shared his talents freely, lending his voice and artistry to my gubernatorial campaigns. That support meant more to me than he will ever know. It was a gift of trust and friendship, and I will remain forever grateful.
“Today, we remember him for the melodies he gave us, the kindness he showed, and the loyalty and light he shared with all who knew him. On behalf of Lt. Gov. Tregenza Roach and the entire Bryan-Roach Administration, I extend my heartfelt condolences to his family, his loved ones and all who mourn for his loss.
May his music live on in the hearts of our people, and may his soul rest in eternal peace.”
The following is the Police report on the accident that killed Jaevon Sasso:
On Monday, September 8, 2025, at 10:34 pm, the Virgin Islands Police Department’s Traffic Investigation Bureau responded to a two-vehicle collision in the eastbound lane of the Rhymer Highway, near the KLR entrance, St. Thomas.
Both vehicles came to a rest in the roadway following the collision, with one vehicle overturned. Occupants of both vehicles were transported to the Roy Lester Schneider Hospital for treatment of injuries sustained in the crash.
A vehicle occupant involved in the Rhymer Highway collision succumbed to his injuries sustained in the crash. He was identified by next of kin as 42-year old, Jaevon Sasso.
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