The suspect "admits" the abduction of Takoradi's daughters | Social

Details are emerging about how the three missing girls from Takoradi were kidnapped by their Nigerian captors.

The Takoradi court learned how Nigerian suspect Samuel Udoetuk Wills, 28, of kidnapping the three girls, admitted that he had conspired with 29-year-old John Oji, to be arrested. escape with the girls still untraceable.

According to a public prosecutor, Patience Klinogo, Udoetuk Wills admitted in front of an independent witness to conspiring with Oji to kidnap the victims – Priscilla Blessing Bentum, Ruth Love Quayson and Priscilla Mantebea Korankye.

Udoetuk and Oji were in court yesterday for the continuation of their lawsuit.

Giving the facts to the court yesterday, the Attorney General stated that contrary to what Udoetuk had denied in his previous statements on the charges against him, he acknowledged on June 7, 2019, in the presence of a independent witness, part of the abduction of the victims.

She told the crowded court that after abducting the victims, Udoetuk went to her fiancee, Emily Alimo, in Atekyem, a suburb of Koforidua, in the east of the country. had spent three weeks there before returning to Takoradi.

She indicated that when Emily Alimo had been contacted in August 2018, she first denied knowing Udoetuk until later in December 2018, when she had admitted to knowing Udoetuk Wills and that she would not be in contact with her. he was his boyfriend.

According to the Attorney General, the girlfriend then gave details of Samuel Wills' Facebook account. She mentioned that on 21 December 2018, Prinscilla Korankye was also abducted at the Nkroful junction near Takoradi.

Suspects plead not guilty

When their plea was recorded yesterday, the two suspects pleaded not guilty to conspiracy and kidnapping.

Sacrifice of blood

The Attorney General said the Facebook discussions of the two defendants on Udoetuk Wills' cell phone had revealed coded language about kidnappings and blood sacrifices. He also revealed discussions on drugs that can be administered to victims.

After setting out the facts of the case, Judge Hannah Taylor asked the prosecutors to serve on the accused the new amended indictment and to present all the exhibits to the court on the next date of the hearing. # 39; adjournment.

The defendants were therefore placed in pre-trial detention and the case was postponed until 16 October 2019.

The parents go wild

Hell was unleashed on the forecourt of the court when relatives of the kidnapped girls tried to jump at the suspects after the case was postponed. Visibly angry parents who sat quietly in the courtroom suddenly gained momentum after the judge announced the next date of adjournment. They attempted to attack Udoetuk while they were escorted into a waiting pickup truck.

Samuel Udoetuk-Wills has already been sentenced to 18 months imprisonment for being simultaneously eligible to be evaded from lawful detention.

John Oji was arrested in neighboring Togo as part of a special operation of the Ghana police.