#ishmael

A 15-year-old boy who is the first accused person in the murder of 11-year-old Ismael Mensah Abdullah in Kasoa months ago has disclosed that Ishmael isn't their first victim. Speaking to the court the 15-year-old boy noted that they have killed a pregnant woman some time ago implying that Ishmael isn't the first person the two suspects in Ishmael's murder have killed someone. According to the 15-year-old he committed all the crimes with Nicholas Kwame Kani but Nicholas has denied all allegations leveled against him. …

Ghana's Chief Justice, Kwasi Anin Yeboah has ordered for the Kasoa ritual killing case to be transferred to Kaneshie District Court in Accra from the District Court in the Central Region of Ghana. This is for the purpose of quick trail. On Thursday July 29th 2021, the prosecutor Chief Inspector Ernest Agbo told the court that he has received an order that has been signed by the Chief Justice of the republic to transfer the case from the District Court. He also mentioned that he has received the bill of indictment…

Recall that months ago two teenage boys murdered their 10-year-old friend in Kasoa with claims that a fetish priestess they watched on TV influenced them into the inhumane act for money rituals. The two boys were apprehended by the Ghana Police. The case was left in the bossom of Awutu- Ofankor District court and judge Samuel Adjei was to be in charge of the case by making his judgement as to what should be done to these boys. Information reaching us has it that the judge in charge of the case has resigned from…

Recall months ago a 10-year-old boy named Ishmael was murdered in Kasoa by her two friends who claimed they were influenced by a fetish priestess they watched on TV. After months of his death families of the deceased have finally reacted to the way and manner the authorities are handling the case. According to Ama Brako Ampofo the family of Ishmael are angry because the court keeps adjourning the case and today's adjournment happens to be the second time. Surprisingly the judge who was in charged of the case has…