‘They used to fight a lot’ – Father of man who allegedly killed his 18-year-old partner
The father of a 25-year-old washing bay attendant, who allegedly killed his 18-year-old partner, at Nkawkaw, has disclosed possible factors that may have led to his son’s crime.
Speaking to journalists after the discovery of the deceased lady’s body, Kweku Siaw’s father disclosed that the couple fought frequently.
Expressing shock over the incident, he stated that his son never exhibited any signs or behaviours indicating he was unhappy with his partner to the extent of taking her life.
He further explained that on the eve of the incident, the entire family, including his son, Kweku Siaw, and his deceased partner Adwoa, sat together for dinner, making it difficult for him to understand why his son would commit such an act.
When asked if he had ever suspected his son of committing such an act, he replied, “My son has never done such a thing like this before.”
He continued to say, “We all sat together and ate yesterday. At dawn, I left the house to attend to my farm. Because there is no network coverage in the farm, I wasn’t able to receive calls. So, on my way back from the farm, I received a disturbing call that my son had murdered his wife and I rushed to the house.
“To be frank, they fought a lot but on the day of the incident, nothing showed they had fought or had a quarrel,” he narrated.
Meanwhile, the body of the deceased has been conveyed to the morgue by the police, with the whereabouts of Kweku Siaw unknown at the time of filing this report.
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According to reports, an 18-year-old girl named Adwoa has allegedly been murdered by her lover, Kwaku Siaw, in Nkawkaw Krofofrom, Eastern Region.
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