I killed them for saliva – Man confesses to killing three people for Ghc500

A young man in his late 30s has been arrested after allegedly confessing to killing three people for ritual purposes on the instructions of a woman identified as Evo, who reportedly paid him GHC500 for the body fluids of the victims.

In a video shared on social media and sighted by MyNewsGh.com, the suspect said a chop bar operator instructed him to obtain the saliva of a dead person and fluid from the person’s private parts.

He claimed that after killing his victims, he used a napkin or handkerchief to collect the substances before handing them over to the woman.

“A chop bar owner sent me to get the saliva of a dead person and the liquid from the private part for GHC 500. So after I killed them, I used a napkin or handkerchief to clean the dead person’s saliva and the juice from the private part and sent it to her,” he said.

The suspect further claimed that he had killed three people, adding that all three alleged killings were carried out at the woman’s request.

He was seen sitting in a chair with his hands in handcuffs as he narrated the alleged operation. The video did not identify the name or location of the police station where he was being held.

It is also unclear whether the woman he identified as Evo, whom he accused of commissioning the killings, has been arrested.

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