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We rape, kill, butcher female body parts for sale, rituals, man confesses at SCID Awka

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March 7, 2023
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The Police have arrested a middle-aged man in Anambra State who has confessed to raping, killing and butchering human parts of his female victims for sale and for ritual purposes in order to get rich.

The man, simply identified as John, who is being held at the State Criminal Investigative Department (SCID) Awka, along with his three friends now at large, allegedly lure female victims, raped them, dismember the bodies especially cutting cut out their “two breasts and private parts” which are in hot demand.

The suspect has already told investigators at SCID Awka that the severed body parts were either sold to customers who pay in cash or use them for rituals.

When asked what he does with the money obtained from such act, he wasn’t certain but stated that “I’ll always get females to kill amongst among other horrible things we do after killing my victims.”

A source at the SCID said “the Police is working on the details of the number of females and others who have been killed by the gang, the number of culprits involved, their customers and all those connected with the raping, killing and dismembering body parts. We are going to get into the bottom of this?”

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