I didn't kill my mother for money - Maame Serwaa slams critics
Rising Kumawood screen goddess, Clara Amoateng Benson, popularly lnown as Maame Serwaa has refused claims that she killed her mother for ritual money.
Maame Serwaa made clarified this assertion when she appeared on the Delay Show, Sunday April 8.
The young actress denied ever using her mother for money rituals in order to purchase an expensive car or live in luxury.
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"it is never true. Kill my mum for what? I was accused of killing my mum a few days after she died”, she told Delay.
She lamented on the fact she didn’t eve know where all those people who came out to give those stories managed to do that to her when she was grieving.
“The accuser did not even wait for us to finish her one-week memorial service. It was alleged that one ‘osofo maame’ came up with the claims. Another pastor also said I was a member of Illuminati. I don’t even know what an Illuminati is. I don’t even own a car,” she said
Maame Serwaa lost her mother on Thursday, December 7 last after a short illness according to reports. One Prophetess Donkor accused the young actress of using her mother’s blood for sacrifice.
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According to the prophetess, a thorough investigation revealed that the young actress killed her mother for sacrifice in order to buy herself a car and live a luxurious life.
Another Kumasi based ‘pastor’ also claimed that she is a member of a secret society thus she (Maame Serwaa) used her mother for sacrifice to get a new rank in the group.
There were several reports that claimed the actress had joined a secret society.
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