Police officers raided another shrine connected to Nelson Anyana's brutal killing and found more human body parts buried beneath religious idols. The search team struck at Mafi Awakpedome near Adidome and dug up skulls, ribs, arms, and legs during their operation. Officers from multiple units including homicide detectives and intelligence agents carried out the dangerous mission. The gruesome discoveries link directly to suspects Courage Bedzo and herbalist Wisdom Hedidor who operated the death shrine. Investigators also recovered a Bible, fake money boxes, and a photograph of a young woman from the area.
Six people remain locked up for their roles in the December murder plot that shocked Central Tongu District. Three members of the Gblor family face charges alongside accomplices who allegedly sold Anyana's corpse for ritual ceremonies. Police say girlfriend Augustina Fiawoyife lured the victim to his death before trading his body for 7,000 cedis. The missing man vanished on December 4th after falling into the deadly trap set by his romantic partner. Authorities believe the killers chopped up Anyana's remains for use in traditional healing scams.
Traditional chiefs and police commanders have joined forces to hunt down more ritual sites across the region. The paramount chief promised full cooperation while security forces vowed to destroy every criminal shrine they discover. Murder and conspiracy charges await all suspects as investigators prepare for upcoming court hearings. Officials suspect a larger network of ritual killers operates throughout Central Tongu and pledge to smash the entire organization. Communities remain on high alert as the investigation expands into neighboring areas.
Six people remain locked up for their roles in the December murder plot that shocked Central Tongu District. Three members of the Gblor family face charges alongside accomplices who allegedly sold Anyana's corpse for ritual ceremonies. Police say girlfriend Augustina Fiawoyife lured the victim to his death before trading his body for 7,000 cedis. The missing man vanished on December 4th after falling into the deadly trap set by his romantic partner. Authorities believe the killers chopped up Anyana's remains for use in traditional healing scams.
Traditional chiefs and police commanders have joined forces to hunt down more ritual sites across the region. The paramount chief promised full cooperation while security forces vowed to destroy every criminal shrine they discover. Murder and conspiracy charges await all suspects as investigators prepare for upcoming court hearings. Officials suspect a larger network of ritual killers operates throughout Central Tongu and pledge to smash the entire organization. Communities remain on high alert as the investigation expands into neighboring areas.
