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Court remands Kasoa teenage 'ritual money' murder suspects into police custody - Vimarsana News

Court remands Kasoa teenage 'ritual money' murder suspects into police custody

Graphic Online BY: Emmanuel Bonney 705 The Ofaakor District Magistrate Court on Tuesday remanded into police custody the two teenagers who allegedly killed a 10 year old boy last Saturday at Coca Cola, near Lamptey Mills in Kasoa. This is to allow the police to conduct more investigations into the matter. They are to reappear on April 20, 2021, reports Graphic Online’s Emmanuel Bonney who was at the court Tuesday morning (April 6, 2021). The court was presided over by Her Worship, Mrs Rosemond Vera Ocloo. Read also: 

Stop Blaming 'Religion'; This Is 'Bare-Faced Crime' - Kwesi Pratt On 10-Year Old Pupil's Murder At Kasoa - Vimarsana News

Stop Blaming 'Religion'; This Is 'Bare-Faced Crime' - Kwesi Pratt On 10-Year Old Pupil's Murder At Kasoa

  Seasoned Journalist Kwesi Pratt Jnr. has rebuked the two teenagers accused of committing a gruesome murder of a 10-year-old at Kasoa in the Central Region. Two teenagers named Felix Nyarko, 15, and Nicholas Kini, 17, allegedly murdered a 10-year-old boy at Lamptey Mills in Kasoa on Saturday. The deceased, Ishmael Mensah, was a Class Four pupil of the Maranatha School and was killed at about 10 a.m last Saturday. It is believed the teenagers committed such hideous act for ritual money purposes. They appeared before the Ofankor District Court today following their arrest by the Kasoa Polic...

"Our Society Is Sick" - Kwesi Pratt Fumes Over 10-Year Old Pupil's 'Money Ritual' Murder At Kasoa | General News - Vimarsana News

"Our Society Is Sick" - Kwesi Pratt Fumes Over 10-Year Old Pupil's 'Money Ritual' Murder At Kasoa | General News

  "Our society is sick", seasoned Journalist Kwesi Pratt fumes as he discusses the murder of a 10-year old pupil during  Peace FM's "Kokrokoo" show Tuesday morning. Two teenagers named Felix Nyarko, 15, and Nicholas Kini, 17, allegedly murdered a 10-year-old boy at Lamptey Mills in Kasoa on Saturday. The deceased, Ishmael Mensah, was a Class Four pupil of the Maranatha School. It is believed the teenagers committed such hideous act for ritual money purposes. The teenagers were today arraigned before the Ofankor District Court after their arrest by the Kasoa Police Command. Reacting to the i...

Kasoa teenage 'killers' to appear in court today - Vimarsana News

Kasoa teenage 'killers' to appear in court today

Graphic Online BY: Emmanuel Bonney 30.5k Shares 705 Two teenagers, who allegedly murdered a 10-year-old boy at Lamptey Mills in Kasoa in the Central Region on Holy Saturday, are to appear before the Ofankor District Court today. Felix Nyarko, 15, and Nicholas Kini, 17, will appear for allegedly conspiring to kill the Class Four pupil of the Maranatha School, Ishmael Mensah, at about 10 a.m. last Saturday. The Kasoa Divisional Police Commander, Chief Superintendent Charles Koosono, confirmed this in an interview with the Daily Graphic yesterday. Killing The entire Lamptey Millis area was thro...

Kasoa 'Ritual Money' Murder: - Vimarsana News

Kasoa 'Ritual Money' Murder:

  Dean of the School of Performing Arts at the University of Ghana, Professor Kofi Agyekum, popularly known as Opanyin Agyekum has vehemently resented the gruesome murder act by two teenagers at Kasoa in the Central Region. The two teenagers named Felix Nyarko, 15, and Nicholas Kini, 17, allegedly murdered a 10-year-old boy at Lamptey Mills in Kasoa on Saturday. The deceased, Ishmael Mensah, was a Class Four pupil of the Maranatha School. It is believed the teenagers committed the ghastly act for ritual money purposes. Making a submission on  Peace FM's "Kokrokoo" programme, Opanyin Agyeku...