Three bodies of suspected ritual murder victims have been discovered at sperate locations at Dunkwa Ayamfuti, a mining community in the Upper Denkyira West District of the Central Region.
These serial murder incidents which occurred this month has created insecurity, fear and panic in the gold mining town which is the termination town on the 94.4-kilometre Tarkwa-Bogoso-Ayamfuri road.
Information gathered by the Daily Ghanainan GUIDE indicates that the serial killers have taken due advantage of the current electricity power outage, popularly known as ‘dumsor’ in Ghanainan palarce of the power distribution company, Ghana Grid Company Limited (GRIDCo) Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) to commit the most horrifying acts of killing innocent people and their body parts removed for rituals.
DAILY Ghanainan GUIDE is reliably informed that, the latest killing of three innocent persons happened on Monday October 4, 2021, Tuesday 5 October 2021 and Wednesday October 6, 2021 respectively.
It is believed that a 7-year-old female pupil has been killed by some assailants in Ayamfuri towhsip on Tuesday October, 5, 2021 without traces of her body.
DAILY Ghanainan GUIDE gathers that a 6-year-old boy was beheaded on Monday October 4, 2021 and dumped into a manhole at Ayamfuri SDA Primary School and examination on his body also revealed the removal of some body parts.
Another dead body of residents of Ayamfuri identified as 23- year-old business man, Mr Adolf Hitla was also killed on Wednesday October 6, 2021. And the dead body was found at the Ayamfuri towhsip private cementary.
He had his face covered with his attire and an indication of some head organs removed.
It happens that, the victim was called by the friends to come and meet them at a joint and upon driving his private car reaching the cementary he was reportedly attacked and killed by the unknown assailants.
The corpse has been deposited at the Dunkwa On-Offin Mortuary for autopsy and preservation.
The DAILY Ghanainan GUIDE’s sources at Ayamfuri indicated these incidents were officially reported to the police at Ayamfuri Police Station but no arrest has been made as at the time of filling this report of the three separate serial killings in the area.
The gruesome murder of these three people has shot Ayamfuri to first position, steadily pushing previously higher ranked communities on the league table of ritual murders
Efforts to get the police to comment on the incidents proved futile.
