Junle justice?
maybe not?, A man simply identified as Dee Pee from Umuaku
Isiala Mbutu community in Aboh Mbaise Local Government Area of Imo State
was set ablaze by irate youths for allegedly killing both husband and
wife.
Sunday Sun gathered at the weekend that the suspect had on the May
30, 2016 trailed Mrs Ukachi Njoku who was from Umuaku Mbutu Ukwu, a
neighbouring community also in Aboh Mbaise council, to her farm where
he allegedly hacked her to death and removed her private parts
apparently for ritual purposes.
It was learnt that Mr. Rowland Njoku who had also gone to the farm to
join the wife was also attacked and killed by the suspect. But their
assailant who escaped from the farm had inadvertently left one of his
pair of shoes.
It was reliably gathered that the villagers who were alarmed that the
couple had failed to return from the farm organised search party that
went to their farm e the following day.
It was in the process that the mutilated bodies of the couple were
discovered hidden in a nearby bush opposite the farm where they also
picked up a pair of shoes of their suspected killer.
Investigation by the villagers was reportedly revealed that the
shoe belongs to the suspect, who had last year rent a one- room
apartment at Umunama in Ezinihitte Mbaise Council Area.
Sunday Sun gathered that the delegates sent by the villagers met with
the landlord of the house who reportedly confirmed that Dee Pee was
his tenant and that he had questioned him the previous day how he had
sustained a wound on his right hand, but that he told him that he was
involved in a fight.
The landlord, it was learnt, complained to the villagers that his
tenant was a questionable character and asked them to take him with
them.
The suspect who was subsequently dragged by the angry youth to Eke
Ugiri Market Square where he allegedly confessed to have gone home to
kill his mother for rituals but that when he could not find his mother
he decided to use Mrs. Ukachi Njoku in place of the mother. And that he
had to kill the husband to cover up the crime.
It was at this point that the angry youths hung used tyres on his neck, sprayed him with fuel and set him ablaze.
However, a police source at Oke Ovoro Divisional Headquarters who
pleaded anonymity because he does not have the authority to speak, said
that the police received information that there was trouble in Eke
Ugiri adding that the team deployed to the scene was chased away by the
mob.

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