KILLERS OF MISSING LADY ARRESTED, REVEAL HOW SHE WAS KILLED.


The suspected killers of Charity Aiyedogbon who got missing since May 2016, have been paraded by the police command in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT). According to reports the suspects are Chukwujekwu Ezeugo,27, principal suspect from Enugu state and Emmanuel Adogah,28 from Edo.

    The commissioner of police in the FCT, Mr Sadiq Bello, made the disclosure while briefing newsmen by operatives of the command in Abuja, Nigeria.

   He said the principal suspect (Ezeugo)  who had been in hiding since the disappearance of the deceased confessed to have conspired with Adogah to carry out the murder on May9, 2016.

   The suspect also confessed to have given the deceased exccess alcohol before moving her from to his house, To where she was butchered and packaged in two sacks and dumped.

   He further explained that he killed her to take possession of her Azura Jeep and other properties.

  The commissioner said the deceased car and some of her property had been recovered from the suspect.

    He added that the second principal suspect Adogah who was a habitual criminal equally confessed to have participated in the crime.

    The deceased husband, Mr David Aiyedogbon had been accused of having a hand in the disappearance of the deceased.

  David said the deceased, who was 44, had four children.

   Also speaking the suspect said he was in a relationship with the deceased, adding that both of them had differences.
  He said killing her was the work of the devil, and expressed regret about the act.

   Bello said the suspect will be taken to court after investigation is completed.

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