Audio By Carbonatix
Two lovers, Ishak Ahmed, 35, and Cindy Brown, a 33-year-old trader, have been arrested for their alleged complicity in the kidnapping of a 28-year-old lady.
The victim was purportedly compelled to undergo a long session of sexual bouts at a hideout at New Fadama in Accra.
That was not the end of the agony of the 28-year-old victim as her captors were said to have applied pepper to her private part and eyes after the sexual act with Ishak Ahmed.
She was told that pictures of the forced sex would be circulated if her parents did not pay a ransom of GH¢1,000.
In her statement, she said, "Suspects kidnapped me while I was returning from church and sent me into a room where a naked man awaited me."
She told the police that ''aimed' with a knife and acid, they forced me to undress after which the naked man had sex with me several times and at different positions.
They then took pictures of our sexual affair on a camera before smearing a mixture of ground ginger and pepper into my vagina and face..."
The suspects are currently in the custody of the Odorkor District Police assisting in investigations.
DSP Emmanuel Osei Agboda, Odorkor District Crime Officer, told the Daily Guide newspaper the incident occurred on May 14, 2014, around 9:30 pm.
He said the police received information from parents of the victim that some unscrupulous persons had sent a nude picture of their daughter having sex with a man to them and were demanding a ransom of GH¢,000, failure of which they would post the picture oh Facebook.
Police investigations led to the arrest of Cindy Brown and her boyfriend, Ishak Ahmed, a barber.
Preliminary investigations revealed that Cindy earlier confronted the victim and accused her of having an affair with her boyfriend, Ishak.
The victim says Ishak is only her friend. After the confrontation, the victim said she ended her friendship with Ishak.
On May 7, 2014, the victim said she received a telephone call from Ishak asking her to meet him at a hotel for a discussion.
While there, Cindy allegedly emerged and was having in her hands a knife and add, which she sent into one of the rooms and asked the victim to undress while she took nude pictures of her, according to the police.
"Cindy again ordered Ishak to have sex with me while she took photographs of our nudity and left."
Victim said she went home but could not tell the parents because she was afraid.
Not satisfied, Cindy, in the company of two other men, on May 14, 2014, around 9:00 pm, kidnapped the victim, who was then returning from church service at Kwashieman to Fadama, where Ishak lives.
Again, the three asked her to undress and had sex with her.
Cindy and her men, who had then seized victim's mobile phone, allegedly used it to video the various sexual acts, but this time, refused to capture the face of Ishak.
After the act, the suspects subjected victim to severe beating before smearing a ground ginger and pepper into the vagina and the eyes.
Suspects later freed the victim but threatened to kill her if she reported the matter to the police.
They also asked her to collect the ransom for them or they would post the pictures on the social media networks.
Victim, after the act, fell sick and was admitted at a private hospital for a number of days.
Not hearing from the victim, the suspects, who still had in their possession the mobile phone of the victim, began circulating the sex video to her contacts.
After an official complaint was lodged with the police, the suspects were arrested.
Latest Stories
-
‘Our hearts are with everyone affected’ — Shatta Wale’s management after ShattaFest UK tragedy
2 hours -
Tech for Girls founder Johanna Swaniker calls for investment to expand digital skills programme in Ghana
4 hours -
NSMQ 2026: Mim SHS, Serwaa Kesse Girls’ and Presec Bechem book national championship spots
4 hours -
Mahama orders roadmap to expand TOR’s refining capacity to 100,000 barrels a day
4 hours -
New Dagbon regent vows to preserve peace and uphold rotational succession
4 hours -
Bills Micro Credit champions health and culture at ‘Homowo Health Walk’
4 hours -
Resetting Ghana: creating jobs, ensuring accountability, and promoting shared prosperity — the role of CIPAC
5 hours -
Trump reaffirms U.S. recognition of Morocco’s sovereignty over Western Sahara
5 hours -
Glasgow 2026: Ghana stripped of historic Commonwealth relay bronze after Canada wins appeal
6 hours -
ShattaFest UK cancelled over stampede incident
6 hours -
Mahama commissions refurbished TOR Crude Distillation Unit, commends management for turnaround
6 hours -
‘Your degree opens the door, but your skills take you further’ – MoMo’s Makafui Mattah urges students
6 hours -
GMet forecasts thunderstorms in northern Ghana, rain expected in parts of the country
7 hours -
Spain attacks ‘selfish’ response of some EU countries to Ceuta migrant crossings
7 hours -
Mountaineer Nirmal Purja killed in Pakistan avalanche, his company says
8 hours