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Blind man beheads wife over threats of divorce

Blind man beheads wife over threats of divorce

A blind man identified as Mudor has beheaded his wife for threatening to divorce him.

The deceased’s husband, who became blind five years ago, killed his wife by beheading her in the early hours of March 14 while she was still sleeping.

According to him, his wife, whom he had been married to for 28 years, enjoyed the blessings in his life with him and threatened to divorce him when things became bad, which is why he killed her.

Co-tenants said the murder was premeditated as the suspect had allegedly made such threats though they were taken lightly due to his condition.

He admitted to killing in court his wife over her decision to divorce him and pleaded for mercy before the judge, Isaac Agyei.

A brother of the deceased, Samuel Aliffo, said they were shocked by the suspect’s actions and asked for justice to prevail.

Mr Mudor is expected to appear before the court on April 5, 2023.

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