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Four boys busted for attempting to use fathers for rituals
The names of the four are: George Williams, a class five (5) pupil aged 17, Egya Amoh 17, Dankwa 15 and Mister, 17, who is the leader of the group.
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The four boys had visited a fetish priest at Effiakuma, a community in Takoradi to assist them to make money within a short moment, Takoradi-based Empire FM reports.
The fetish priest gave the boys a ring to wear and warned them that should they lose their rings, each must kill their father in order to start making money.
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William, who was the first boy to lose his ring mixed a powerful local detergent known as ‘akashie’ with his father’s stew.
His father, however, identified the poison just after tasting the food. After several interrogations, William confessed that he wanted to use his father for money rituals per the directive from the fetish priest.
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William’s father reported the case to the Takoradi Police where the other boys were arrested Tuesday dawn.
The four are currently in Police custody. Police have also launched a manhunt for the fetish priest who is at large.
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