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Three Murdered Bodies Found With Some Parts Cut Off At Ashaiman



Three Murdered Bodies Found With Some Parts Cut Off At Ashaiman.


Ashaiman District
Murder (three separate cases)



An information reaching 1stinnews.com indicates that, On 15/9/19 at about 0600hrs Abdul Razak Ibrahim on contact number 0249498071 and agent of Apsonic Motors Ashaiman came to the Ashaiman charge office and reported that around 0545hrs he went to his shop and found his watchman Ibrahim Bagada Smaila 70 yrs murdered and his head covered with his attire.

   Police detectives went to the scene and saw the lifeless watchman murdered with blood oozing from his eyes, nostrils, ears and mouth suggesting that some organs has been removed from the head part.

Police also saw his phone, and torchlight was beside the body with the Apsonic shop were he keep watch intact, and no attempted break in detected. As the body was being carried into the Police vehicle to be conveyed to Police Hospital, another information got to the Police that another watchman at Kasapreko warehouse opposite Ashaiman Senior High just about 50metres from the first murder crime scene is also murdered.

Police went there and saw another watchman only known as Kobina 70yrs murdered and his face covered with his clothes. During critical examination it was detected that part of his head organs removed but  the Kasapreko warehouse was devoid of any break in.

A CCTV camera which has been fixed at an advantageous position if serviceable can help police unravel his dead.

 That when police were conveying the two murder victims another information was receive that another person has been murdered at Talaku near Ashaiman roundabout.  Police went there and saw one Josuah Afuugu, 35 also murdered and his clothes used to cover his head who was not a watchman but sleeps in front of SOFAAMY glass shop. Critical examination on his body also unearthed an eye removed but no shop was tempered with. All the three bodies conveyed to Police Hospital for preservation and autopsy.

At the Police Hospital preliminarily examination unearthed that deceased persons Ibrahim  Bagada Smaila 70 and Kobina have their  tongues  cut off whilst deceased Joshua  Afuugu 35 have his left eye removed.  Investigations on going and further development will be made available,  please.



Can contact the first watchman's owner Mr. Abdul Razak Ibrahim on: +233249498071

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