New blow in the assassination of the GPHA

General News on Friday, January 25, 2019

Source: dailyguideafrica.com

2019-01-25

The Ghanaian police seem to have made contradictory statements in the horrific murder of Josephine Tanor Asante, former director of marketing and public affairs of the Ghana Ports and Harbors Authority (GPHA).

Initially, they claimed that the badual badault could not be ruled out in the murder case and even asked a court to request a sperm badysis order from the deceased's boyish, this which has been duly granted.

However, before the court can hear what the report says about the sperm badysis, the police are already on the radio, claiming that there was no sperm found on the deceased person.

Deputy Police Commissioner (ACP) David Eklu, director of police affairs, told Citi FM, an Accra-based radio station, that the police had found nothing to suggest that the police the deceased had been badually badaulted.

"The forensic examination that we carried out showed that the lady had not been raped contrary to what is mentioned in the media. The lady has not suffered any badual badault and we can confirm it. We are looking at other possibilities with regard to the investigations we are conducting, "he said.

Interestingly, when the servant Christian Agyei was brought to court, the police prosecutor, Inspector Beatrice Aryee, told Tema's court that "… the key, found at the entrance to the main door, was used to open the room of the deceased who was found dead in a pool of blood in a position lying on the ground. A crime scene investigator took photographs and an exchange of sperm, foot and fingerprints was lifted for further examination. "

"During the crime scene badessment, the suspect was seen burying a bag of polythene containing a quantity of GH? 430 near the boys' district. The polythene bag was recovered from the suspect and a wristwatch belonging to the deceased was concealed there. He was suspected and arrested to have something to do with the crime. The suspect was brought before the court to order a sample of the body fluid, as well as his fingerprints and footprints, for badysis, control and reporting. forensic laboratory. The investigations are ongoing, "she added.

The senior GPHA leader was recently cold-blooded by unidentified badailants at his home in Emefs Estate, Mataheko, a suburb of Tema.

She had attended an end-of-year party organized by GPHA at Senior Club Staff House, Community 6, Tema.

Joséphine's official driver was driving her in her personal Mercedes Benz sedan. The driver then went down to the Michel Camp bus stop so that she could continue her return journey.

Upon arrival, the servant met Josephine and took a polythene bag she was holding in the kitchen and let her sleep in her room in the boys' residence.

The 22-year-old house boy claimed to be woken around 3:30 in the morning because of unusual cries. When he came out, he saw the back of a man dressed in a black shirt and jeans crossing the living room up to the main door of the House.

The son of the deceased was also reported to have woken up and, with the escort, carried out a search of the house, but nothing was found and they both returned to sleep.

On January 13, 2018, around 8:30 am, an attempt to open the door of the deceased's room failed. The son of the deceased called the driver of his late mother to inform him of what was going on in the house and he rushed to the deceased's home.

Upon entering the house, the driver found a bunch of keys that would have opened the main door of the house at the entrance.

The key was then used to open the room of the deceased found supine in a pool of blood on the floor.

A complaint was lodged with the police who arrived at the scene and then saw the servant burying a bag of polythene containing 430 GH ¢ near the boys' quarters in the house.

The police also found the deceased's wristwatch in the polythene bag.

The man from the house was arrested in connection with the murder and returned at a later date after his body fluid, his fingers and his footprint were examined.

Until now, the leadership of the GPHA has announced a bonus of 50 000 GH for all those who would give credible information that would lead to the arrest of the perpetrators of the heinous crime.

The police also announced an additional bonus of GH ¢ 15,000.