As the police rally to hunt down the killers of J.B Danquh, condolences won’t fix it, down the ISIS style knife killers of the NPP MP for Abuakwa North.
The Enquirer can report, based on known Forensic, profiles and blueprint of the person(s) likely to have gone to the MP’s home to cut his throat fit the following profile.
Knows/knew him very well, could identify him without difficulty, had been in his house several times, had previously been to his bedroom, had visited the house recently, knew his movements to and from the house, knew he was in the house, Probably acted on impulse, is well built or sees himself as very strong, or the killer(s) are more than one.
The killer also most likely belongs to a gang or is affiliated to a very violent group.
The perpetrator is not a woman; however a woman could be an accessory to the murder.
Meanwhile, police say they have arrested five persons, comprising two women and three men, for their alleged involvement with the mysterious murder of the Member of Parliament (MP) for Abuakwa North, Joseph Boakye Danquah-Adu.
The five, including a private security guard, who was in the house on the day of the incident, are currently in the grip of the police.
The other suspects are all residents of the house, but the police did not give further details about their identify.
The Accra Regional Police Public Relations Officer, ASP Afia Tenge, made this known at a press conference in Accra yesterday.
“Five persons comprising two female and three males have been arrested for interrogation. The police hereby wish to solicit the support of the general public to get to the bottom of this incident as soon as possible. We need them to volunteer credible information to the police to unravel the mystery surrounding the death of the NPP lawmaker. Any development regarding this unfortunate incident that will not compromise police investigations will be shared with the public through the media,” the police officer stated.
According to the police PRO, the residence of the MP has also been cordoned off in the interim, to allow a team of investigators to carry out their work effectively.
“As I speak to you now, a high team of police investigators compromising of crime scene analysts and homicide experts are presently at the scene for crime scene reconstruction and gathering of forensic evidence. For effective and efficient investigations, the residence of the deceased MP has been cordoned off,” she added.
The MP was killed at dawn at his residence at Shiashi, East Legon in Accra, where he lived with his family.
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