The policeman at the centre of the Kumasi murder has been captured on a tape revealing why he shot Maa Adwoa at Kumasi’s Adum Dufie Towers last week.
A purported leaked tape of a phone call between the wanted police inspector and another woman, after he committed the heinous crime, has surfaced online.
The woman on the other end of the phone is audibly panting and wondering if the lady has passed away in the aforementioned recording, which has since gone popular on social media after being debated on Kumasi-based Kessben FM.
The man revealed he has invested heavily in the deceased and done everything humanely possible to make her loyal and faithful to him but she broke her vows. He then told the recipient of his call that he has shot Maa Adwoa and fled the scene.
The lady asked if Maa Adwoa was hit by a bullet and whether she was alive but the officer asked her to keep quiet and not to whisper a word about what he has told her to a third party. He then revealed that he was going to commit suicide.
Meanwhile, the family of the late Victoria Dapaa, also known as Maa Adwoa have implored the hierarchy of the Ghana police to expedite the investigation to bring the culprit to book.
The family says if the deceased couldn’t be revived, they would feel some relief if the offender was captured and put on trial, according to Adwoa Nyarko, the deceased’s aunt.
She claimed that Maa Adwoa was about to get ready for bed after finishing her bath when she received a call and decided to leave.
Even her brother and one other aunt allegedly attempted to stop her, but she insisted that she was not going very far and left, saying, “Only for us to hear of the gunshots and later saw her in a pool of blood.
According to Ms Nyarko, the family only knew about the woman’s footballer lover, who was at the time outdoors and was unaware of her relationship with the aforementioned tycoon.
They said the pleadings followed what seemed to be an argument, but the said Tycoon probably ignored her pleas and pulled the trigger five times before bolting on a rickshaw.
“We did not see when it exactly happened, but we heard two gunshots, and then we heard Maa Adwoa pleading with Tycoon not to kill her, and then we heard three more shots in quick succession, and by the time we rushed to the scene, Tycoon had run away from the scene,” one of the eyewitnesses said.
