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The family of a middle aged man who was reportedly killed in a mysterious circumstance at Suhum in the Eastern would not report the incident to the Police.
According to a source close to the deceased, the family has been tight-mouthed about the incident, stocking some suspicions.
A reliable source told Asempa News that, the man believed to be in his early 40s (his name was not mentioned) was last seen in town on Sunday.
His body was however found on Wednesday morning with a mark which raises suspicion that his blood was drawn before he was killed.
Asempa News was told the deceased’s body was deposited at the Suhum Government Hospital without the police.
Story by Yaa Asantewaa, Asempa FM
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