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A mob has lynched a man who killed two people and seriously inflicted machete wounds on his wife at Kasaam in the Kwabre East District of Ashanti Region.
The man, Kwame Bonsu went into hiding after he butchered two men who attempted to rescue his wife from him.
He had cut the breast of the wife when she threatened to divorce him and later slashed the throats of the two men who attempted to intervene.
He went into hiding after perpetrating the act.
An eyewitness told Luv News, a search party found Bonsu from a hide-out in a friend’s house.
He said many of the irate town folks who wielded machetes and guns took hold of Bonsu and burnt him after beating him to death.
Source: Joy News/Ghana
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