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The confirmation of the death of four missing girls from Takoradi is expected to pave the way for new investigations, said a former director of the police's criminal investigation department.
According to COP Bright Oduro (retired), these investigations should focus on the causes, the places, the places, the causes and the murder of the girls.
"Now that girls are disclosed, we need to conduct new investigations," Bright Oduro told Roland Walker, host of the AM Show show on JoyNews on Tuesday.
Priscilla Blessing Bentum, 21, Priscilla Mantebea Koranchie, 18; Ruth Love Quayson, 18, and Ruth Abeka have been victims of a kidnappings and killings union in the Takoradi area, police said.
The Ag Inspector General of Police, James Oppong Boanuh, said at a press conference Monday that the results of the DNA test found at Takoradi are those of the girls, missing for more than a year.
Identifying the remains should not put an end to the question, Bright Oduro thinks it should instead pave the way for new investigations to determine who is behind this heinous crime of murder.
He also insists that it is important to establish the purpose for which the girls were killed and how they were killed.
Even more, where the murders took place.
"The police need further investigations to determine who killed the girls and why were they killed, how were they killed when they were killed?
In the meantime, the police have in custody suspects suspected of being behind the kidnapping and murders.
The main suspect, the 28-year-old Nigerian, Samuel Udoetuk Wills, was arrested in the western region, John Orji was arrested at the border of Afao, while a third, known only under the name from Chika, was arrested in Nigeria.
However, Bright Oduro maintains that people in detention may not even be the killers. It will only require additional surveys to verify it.
"The fact that two suspects were arrested does not lead to the conclusion that they killed the girls," he said.
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