POLICE NAB SUSPECTED HUMAN PARTS DEALERS IN OGUN STATE
Operatives of Ogun state police command have arrested five suspected human parts dealers in the state Metropolis.
The suspects, Oshole Fayemi (60), Osemi Adesanya (39), Ismaila Seidu (30), Oseni Oluwasegun (69), and Lawal Olaiya (50) were arrested at their hideouts while planning to carry out an operation.
The information available indicates that the suspects have been exhuming corpses from their graves and removing parts of their bodies for ritual purposes.
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The syndicates were arrested on Saturday following information received by the police at the Odogbolu Divisional Headquarters that they were planning to carry out another round of human parts harvest.
The suspects were alleged to be responsible for many corpses exhumed from graves within the Ososa community in the Odogbolu Local Government Area of the state.
On interrogation, the suspects made confessional statements that they were into the business of exhuming corpses from their graves and that they used to sell parts of such corpses to their standby buyers who need them for money-making rituals.
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