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A middle aged woman is facing a murder charge after her son was found dead in a gutter in Kaneshie.Madam Evelyn Norsi, claims she was led by evil spirits to kill her son.She is reported to have killed her one-year old son, put him in a travelling bag and dumped him in a big gutter behind the Kaneshie-Takoradi transport terminal last year.Her co-tenants at Mataheko reported the incident to the police.Kaneshie DOVVSU Commander, DSP Anita Abrokwa told Joy News the Attorney General’s Department has advised that she be charged with murder.
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