The beheaded body at Yaregabisi |
Intense fear and panic have gripped
residents of Bolgatanga and its adjoining communities following two gory
incidences recorded in the past weeks. Most people are now living in terror as
people continue to die mysteriously in the municipality. The unfortunate turn
of events has provoked security concerns calling for the intervention of
security agencies to arrest the situation. The first, incidence was at
Tindonmolgo, where a human head was found in an uncompleted building. Few days after, a lifeless body of a man
believed to be in his early forties was also found floating at Yaregabisi, a
community in the Bolgatanga municipality. Narrating the Tindonmolgo case to Radio Ghana,
the Regional Public Relations Officer, of the Ghana Police Service, DSP Thomas Agbenyo, said last Friday, the police received anonymous
calls indicating that a human head was
found in an uncompleted building. The police crime team then went to the scene
and found the head in a fertilizer bag partially decomposed. Because of the
nature of the area, they could not find the rest of the body. Upon thorough search
the police were able to retrieve other parts of the body including the penis
and the scrotum all concealed in a fertilizer sack also buried in the room. The
next day, other parts of the body as well as items including an amulet were
found in different rooms. DSP Agbenyo, said all the parts were sent to the
morgue, meanwhile, a 45 year old trader and a native of Tongo , Madam Emma
Sombilla, who is the owner of the building where the parts were found, has been
detained by the police for questioning.
She has however denied having anything to
do with the horrific incidenct. Yesterday around 1pm the police was once again
invited to witness another gory incident at Yaregabisi, where a headless body
found floating on the Kolaa River. The body, which has not yet been identified
was in a black and white smock at the time the police got to the scene. An
extensive combing was done after the body had been removed from the river. The
police during the search around the crime scene came across plywood soaked with
blood, an indication that he was slaughtered on it. A long search for the head
of the deceased proved futile. The body has since been deposited at the Bolgatanga
hospital morgue while investigations are ongoing. DSP Agbenyo, allayed the
fears of residents that the police were on high alert to provide adequate
security. He added that police patrol and the surveillance team are working
tirelessly to provide 24 hour security and urged the public to relay
information leading to the arrest of the culprits. As a way forward, DSP
Agbenyo, urged the public to exercise personal safety and get back to their homes
early.
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