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Crime & Punishment of Thursday, May 2nd, 2019
Source: dailyguidenetwork.com
2019-05-02
The body of the victim was found wrapped in a piece of cloth and thrown between cement blocks
Three Nigerians were arrested by the Weija Divisional Police Command as part of the killing of a two-year-old boy in Kalabule, a suburb of Weija, in the Ga South municipality.
The three were identified as Kelly Aluna, 32; Ebona Fabian, 21, and Perry Tomode Genesis, 28.
The victim – Nathaniel Owusu – was reported missing on Wednesday, April 24, 2019, but her body was found later on Saturday, April 27 in a sheet concealed between cement blocks wrapped at the back of a house close to the apartment of his parents.
Laar Baman, commander of the police division and police commissioner (ACP) police of Weija, told the police that the police had received a formal complaint about the missing child, around 20:30 on Wednesday 24 April 2019, to the parents of the victim in Weija. toll police station.
On the basis of police investigations, the three Nigerian nationals who lived about 200 meters from the victim's home and his parents were arrested to badist the police in their investigations.
As part of the police investigations, a search was conducted on the premises of the three suspects but nothing was found.
He noted that while the investigations were still ongoing, the police received further information in the morning of 27 April that the body of the victim had been found wrapped in a piece of cloth and thrown between blocks. of cement wrapped behind a house belonging to a certain Patience Aryee. – a neighbour.
"Some Weija police personnel went to the scene and, after conducting preliminary investigations, the body was removed and taken to the police hospital for preservation and autopsy", he said.
The divisional commander revealed that the police had invited some people, including neighbors, to make their statements known, but that the three arrested Nigerians would remain in the post until the end of the investigations.
"It is badumed that parts of the victim's body were removed, but until the autopsy was performed, we can not confirm that part of the body was removed", said ACP Laar Baman.
Patience Aryee, whose house is close to where the body was found, told reporters how her body had been found after her children alerted her of a foul odor emanating from her body. from a stack of blocks. She went with her son. observe what was happening.
"Initially, we thought it was a dead rat, so I went behind my building with my son and found a rotting body lying in a pile of cement blocks. After removing blocks, we discovered that it was Nathaniel's, "she said, adding that they then shouted and summoned parents and neighbors to come in. help.
Meanwhile, the father of the late Kwame Owusu has vowed to help the police find the killers of his son.
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