Look at him!!!!
Dansu Asogba, a 23-year-old man in the Ipokia area of Ogun State, southwest Nigeria has confessed to the killing of his 60-year-old aunt, Iyabo Dansu after a herbalist reportedly threatened to invoke the spirit of the deceased against her killer.
Naija News reports that the Police Public Relations Officer in Ogun State, Abimbola Oyeyemi, who disclosed this in a statement on Saturday, September 12, explained that the suspect was arrested following his confession.
The Ogun Police PRO said the suspect was arrested following a report by two children of the deceased who reported the case....
According to him, “They reported that they received information on August 22, 2020 about the demise of their mother who was not known to be suffering from any illness.
“They stated further that since they were not suspecting any foul play, they decided to bury her without necessarily reporting to the police.
But immediately after the burial, they heard information that the suspect, who is a nephew to the deceased, was seen in her house on that day, and shortly after he left, the woman was declared dead.
“This aroused the suspicion of the people of the community and they threatened to carry out a traditional ritual which would expose the killer. On hearing about the intention of the community to go spiritual about the deceased, the suspect Dansu Asogba came out and confessed being responsible for the woman’s death.”
Upon the suspect’s confession, the Divisional Police Officer, Ipokia Division, SP Adebayo Hakeem, detailed policemen to the scene, where he was promptly arrested. On interrogation, the suspect reportedly admitted killing the deceased, claiming that he did so because he believed she was responsible for the death of his first child and a miscarriage suffered by his wife.
“He confessed further that it was an iron rod he used to hit the woman on the neck which resulted in her death.
“Meanwhile, the Commissioner of Police, Edward Ajogun, has ordered the immediate transfer of the suspect to the homicide section of the State Criminal Investigation and Intelligence Department for further investigation and prosecution.”
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ReplyDeleteGo and think of what you did in prison 😎
ReplyDeleteSome of our youths have missed it.
ReplyDeleteJust imagine....
What a wicked man.
ReplyDeleteStupid and sad.
ReplyDeletePeople are so afraid of the powers of darkness, but they don't fear God.
God said, "you shall not kill."
No fear whatsoever in
taking another person's life. But you are afraid of
people going to the devil to "expose" you. Both
the killer and the consulter of mediums
are in the devil's net.
What a tragedy.
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See his wicked face
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ReplyDeleteLazy greedy youth
ReplyDeleteA good Lawyer can still get the suspect off the hook. There are no forensic/circumstantial evidence linking him to the crime apart from mere 'confession'. He can claim that the confession was out of duress. Besides, has the police carried out any autopsy to ascertain the cause of death? It will be harder to prove his guilt without an autopsy collaborating that her death was as a result of a blow to the head/neck.
ReplyDeleteNote: Mere confession is not enough to convict a person of the serious crime of murder as there has been documented cases of convicts who confessed to a crime, served or are still serving their prison terms only for forensic evidence to prove their innocence.
The police and the family should trade with caution and apply due diligence.
Please are you a Lawyer?
DeletePolice should do due diligence? Yes.
Can an accused person be convicted on confession? Yes.