The police have enough leads to follow up on - Anas speaks about Ahmed’s death

The police have enough leads to follow up on - Anas speaks about Ahmed’s death

- Anas Aremeyaw Anas has claimed that police officials have enough leads to work with to investigate Ahmed Hussein-Suale's death

- His comments come after Ghanaians reacted to the release of a video of Kennedy Agyapong speaking about Ahmed

- In the video, Agyapong called on people to beat up Ahmed if he showed up at his TV station

Investigative journalist, Anas Aremeyaw Anas, has argued that there are enough leads for police officials to follow up on, with regard to the murder of his partner, Ahmed Hussein-Suale.

Per a report by Kasapafmonline.com, he revealed to the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) that there were threats on Ahmed’s life.

This, he said, followed the release of 'Number 12', the documentary that showed acts of corruption in football administration in Ghana.

A photo of a man's face and his passport
The late Ahmed Hussein-Suale and his passport Source: NET 2 TV
Source: UGC

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“There were death threats, some made openly, and some made against us which we tendered to the police during the 'Number 12' documentary for investigation.

We have to be careful because murder is about proving beyond reasonable doubt. I guess these are the leads that the law enforcement officers will look at and if there’s any merit in it,” Anas explained.

Ahmed lost his life on Wednesday, January 16, 2019, after he was shot three times by unknown people.

Some eye witnesses stated that they saw the unidentified assailants lurking around the neighborhood on a motorbike hours before he was killed.

Ahmed was one of Tiger Eye investigators who had his picture circulated by Member of Parliament (MP) for Assin Central, Kennedy Agyapong, in his ‘who watches the watchman’ anti-Anas video documentary and called on the public to deal ruthlessly with him whenever they came into contact with him.

He also reportedly promised monetary reward for the perpetrators.

The homicide unit of the Ghana Police Service (GPS) has commenced investigations to unravel circumstances leading to the murder.

The investigators, numbering 15, have picked vital information from the crime scene and are speaking to eyewitnesses.

READ ALSO: Powerful figures tried to hurt me - How Ahmed predicted his death

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