Akua Serwaa: Husband Of Late Daughter Of MCE For Bekwai Speaks After Wife's Tragic Death At Their Home

• The husband of Akua Serwaa Kyei has disclosed that their living room and bedroom were ransacked on the day his wife died
• He said he arrived home around 5:30 pm to find his wife lying unconscious at the back of their house and rushed her to the hospital but was pronounced dead on arrival
• Police also say they did not find marks suggesting there was violence or gunshot wounds as initial reports had held

Police say the husband of Akua Serwaa Kyei, the daughter of Bekwai MCE who was killed by unknown assailants on August 3, has disclosed that items were stolen from their home where the incident happened.

The widower, whose name has not been made public by police, told investigators he returned home at about 5:30 pm on 3rd August 2023, to find her wife lying unconscious at the back of their house.

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He said he rushed her to the hospital but she was pronounced dead on arrival at the health facility.

He also told police that their living room and bedroom were ransacked. A TV set was among the items stolen.

The death of the daughter of the Bekwai MCE Kwaku Kyei Baffour on Thursday, gripped Ghanaians partly because initial reports held that she was shot dead.

However, police have debunked that report as they say no marks of violence or gunshot wounds were found on Akua Serwaa's body.

"The Police have visited the family of the deceased and we are working with them to get to the bottom of the matter and bring perpetrators to face justice," a statement issued on police's Facebook page said.

The Inspector-General of Police Dr George Akuffo Dampare has assured the family of the lady of a thorough investigation.

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Police also said a clinical psychologist has also been assigned to the family.

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He has been jailed for five and two years on two different counts but the sentences will run concurrently.

Source: YEN.com.gh