Crime
“He kills his business associates after business deals, especially the ones he is owing”
Operatives of the Aniti-Kidnapping Unit, in a Sting Operation on 29/6/2020 at about 1330hrs, arrested a pastor who is also a notorious kidnapper and serial killer, Anthony Ndubuisi, from Ngo-Okpala in Imo State but resides at Umuebulu Etche LGA, Rivers State.
The suspect who was arrested through intelligence led policing, on interrogation confessed to have carried out several kidnappings and killings of his unsuspecting victims, including three Foreign Nationals and a Nigerian.
The recent, being the kidnapping and killing of one Ajumiene Offor, who was lured from Aba to his house, for a business transaction but kidnapped and killed on 9/6/2020.
According to reports, Tony – who is also into the sales of shoes and own a church – kills mostly his business associates after business deals, especially the ones he is owing. He kills them in one of his unoccupied houses.
In the course of investigation, the suspect led Operatives to his house at Umuebulu, where he pointed to a Septic Tank that contained the bodies of his victims.
On exhumation, the police recovered three human skulls and the decomposing body of his recent victim. They have been evacuated and taken to the mortuary for Autopsy.
In the wake of his arrest, two Pump action guns and some cartridges were recovered.
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