Suspected ritualists have brutally murdered a woman in her farm and cut off her private parts, tongue and heart. The shocking incident happened in a town called Amoamo near Asante Bekwai in the Ashanti region of Ghana.
According to AdomOnline, the deceased, Agnes Akosua Bewaih was said to be working on her farm when she was attacked and killed by the unknown ritualists.
Speaking on the incident, Thomas Oppong, son of the deceased said:
“I was at home in a another town when my brother in-law called to inform me that my mother has been found dead in her farm. I didn’t believe it initially till I got to the farm and saw the lifeless body of my mother with her tongue, heart, womb and private parts all removed”
Thomas Oppong said he suspects his mother was killed for ritual purposes.
“How can people be so mean and kill an old woman in his farm to the extent of removing her private parts and womb. I think it was for a ritual because it is beyond my imaginations” he cried.
The body of the woman has been deposited at the Asante Bekwai General Hospital morgue awaiting autopsy. The police have started investigation on the case.
According to AdomOnline, the deceased, Agnes Akosua Bewaih was said to be working on her farm when she was attacked and killed by the unknown ritualists.
Speaking on the incident, Thomas Oppong, son of the deceased said:
“I was at home in a another town when my brother in-law called to inform me that my mother has been found dead in her farm. I didn’t believe it initially till I got to the farm and saw the lifeless body of my mother with her tongue, heart, womb and private parts all removed”
Thomas Oppong said he suspects his mother was killed for ritual purposes.
“How can people be so mean and kill an old woman in his farm to the extent of removing her private parts and womb. I think it was for a ritual because it is beyond my imaginations” he cried.
The body of the woman has been deposited at the Asante Bekwai General Hospital morgue awaiting autopsy. The police have started investigation on the case.
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