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The suspect Francis Kojo Mudor, according to the police, had prophesized to the victim that she would die as a result of an attack by armed robbers.
He managed to collect an unspecified amount of money from the victim because of the prophecy.
Accra Regional Police (PR) public relations officer Effia Tenge, deputy police superintendent (DSP), told DAILY GUIDE that the suspect was shattered while driving the Toyota Avalon sedan. the victim in the Achimota Forest to offer special prayers.
During her presentation on the suspect's modus operandi, she explained that the victim had been introduced to Francis Kojo Mudor eight years ago as a man of God.
She said that whenever the suspect offered a new prophecy, he often collected a huge amount of money from the victim to buy anointing oil in order to avoid the so-called prophecy.
Tenge DSP added that the victim had traveled out of the country in 2014 and had left two of his shops in the care of the supposed man of God.
"The suspect then sold all items from both stores and squandered the money. To cover himself from his harmful activities, the suspect claimed to be a certain prophet Elijah and called the victim on the phone to announce another prophecy of death, which, according to him, God would have revealed to him. "
The prophet Elijah asked the victim for money by telephone to perform rituals to avoid the prophecy.
The regional representative from Accra revealed that Mudor had called the victim by telephone on behalf of the prophet John to predict that death was waiting for him in a car accident and was asking for money.
"The suspect Mudor, on behalf of the Prophet John, secretly returned to the newly built apartment of the victim at Achimota Mile 7 to deposit badistic objects. He then went back to warn the victim not to go home or use his Toyota Avalon. for a moment.
"The suspect then asked the victim to give him the car for special prayers, but by that time he had planned with another suspect (undisclosed name) to escape with the car. "
During the interrogation, the suspect acknowledged the offense and blamed the devil for his actions.
He also confessed to having deceived the woman and claimed various sums of money through false prophecies.
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