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Police Apprehend Grave Diggers With Five Human Heads In Ondo

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May 26, 2020
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Police Apprehend Grave Diggers With Five Human Heads In Ondo

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The Ondo State Police Command, on Monday, said it has arrest four workers at the Akure South Local Government Council’s cemetery allegedly caught with human heads.

The Police gave their names as; Adewale Abiodun, 40; Akinola Sunday, 69; Oluwadare Idowu, 67; and Olomofe, 45.

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The suspects were apprehended while severing the head of a newly-buried corpse at the cemetery on Saturday.

A source disclosed that a few hours after the corpse was buried, the family of the deceased returned to the cemetery to make arrangements on how to cover the grave in concrete.

“On getting to the grave, the family members met the suspects digging the grave with the intention of exhuming the corpse.

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“It was at that point that it was discovered that the suspects had four severed male heads and a female head.

“They immediately invited men of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad, who arrested the suspects,” the source said.

The state Police Public Relations Officer, Tee-Leo Ikoro, who confirmed the case said investigation had commenced.

“The ongoing investigation will reveal everything, particularly other members of the gang. From what we have found out, that was not their first time. It is something they have been doing; it is a routine thing,” Ikoro stated.

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