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Major Mahama Trial: l was at the wrong place at the wrong time— accused - Vimarsana News

Major Mahama Trial: l was at the wrong place at the wrong time— accused

Akwasi Asante, one of the 14 alleged murderers of Major Mahama has denied his involvement in the murder of the army officer.

Major Mahama's Trial: "l was at the wrong place at the wrong time" - Accused - Vimarsana News

Major Mahama's Trial: "l was at the wrong place at the wrong time" - Accused

The late Major Mahama whiles on duty at Denkyira-Obuasi in the Central Region on May 29, 2017, was allegedly mistaken by some residents for an armed robber and lynched; ignoring his persistent plea that he was an officer of the Ghana Armed Forces.

Main suspect in Major Mahama murder fumbles at trial - Vimarsana News

Main suspect in Major Mahama murder fumbles at trial

…As Ex-DCE cools off at Ghana Maritime Authority in hiding Charles Kwaning, one of the alleged murderers of Major Maxwell

Major Mahama Trial: "I was throwing stones at the deceased" – Accused - Vimarsana News

Major Mahama Trial: "I was throwing stones at the deceased" – Accused

Mr Bernard Asamoah, alias Daddy, an accused person in the trial of the 14 alleged murderers of the late Major Maxwell Adams Mahama has told an Accra High Court that he identified himself in the amateur video. He said he saw himself in the video shown to him by the…

Murder of Major Mahama: Prosecution closes case against accused persons - Vimarsana News

Murder of Major Mahama: Prosecution closes case against accused persons

The prosecution in the trial of the alleged murderers of Major Maxwell Mahama has closed the case against the 14 individuals facing trial at an Accra High Court. | Pulse Ghana