Suspected curse on stolen gun claims two lives in Afram Plains
Two young men are feared to have died mysteriously after a gun allegedly stolen by their relative was reportedly linked to a curse in Afram Plains of the Eastern region. Augustine, a farmer at Afram Plains, allegedly stole a gun that his friend, Kay, had hired to hunt wild pigs destroying his farm. Kay and […]
In Afram Plains of the Eastern region, two young men, Augustine and Kay, are believed to have died mysteriously after a gun they believed was cursed was stolen and resold. Augustine, a farmer, allegedly stole the gun from his friend Kay, who had rented it to hunt wild pigs destroying his crops. Kay and Augustine were close friends who lived together.
When the gun went missing, Kay confronted Augustine, who denied stealing it. Following Kay's arrest and the sudden death of his mother, Kay and Augustine sought spiritual help to find the gun, but their attempts were unsuccessful. Years later, Augustine died unexpectedly after a brief illness, and his younger brother, Jude, sold the gun for GH¢1,400 to a hunter.
Francis and Kay learned about the gun's whereabouts from the hunter. Despite warnings from Francis to reverse any spiritual actions, Jude refused and resold the gun to another person for GH¢2,000, leading to his death seven months later. The story was reported on Ewiase Mu Nsem, aired on Nhyira 104.5 FM, by Florence Sineii, who sought help after becoming the last surviving family member.
The family has demanded GH¢10,000 in compensation, and they seek a fetish priest's involvement to resolve the issue.
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