More Information drops: Kidnapped Woman went out To Make Phone Calls With Her Mother when she was missing
New information on the pregnant woman who was allegedly kidnapped in Takoradi continues to emerge. She is said to have detailed her trauma on a piece of paper shortly after being discovered, however, counterclaims from the Regional Minister and the police have established that she was not kidnapped and that she was not pregnant.
According to information obtained from the Western Region Coordinating Council, the police have only published a limited amount of investigations into the kidnapped lady to the public, with more to come.
Another secret has been revealed, this time from the office of the Security Council’s Western Regional Director. The kidnapped lady’s phone number, Josephine Panyin’s, was allegedly tapped by the police, and her calls were being monitored.
The kidnapped lady’s personal cellphone was discovered to be turned on, but it will turn off after a few minutes.
The security agencies’ recordings show that she was creeping into the mother’s room to talk with her while everyone assumed she had been kidnapped. Between the time of her kidnapping and the time she was discovered, her mother is said to have spoken to her several times. The ransom was paid at this point by the Regional Minister. Mr. Justice Acquah, a regional minister’s aide, announced on his official Facebook page that the lady’s mother had been arrested. He is urging the people to refrain from exacerbating the problem.
She went to the hospital a few times after that, but the police report didn’t mention it. The public wants to know how many times the lady went to the hospital and what condition she stated during each visit. People are looking for answers to these perplexing problems. The lady is currently in a serious condition, and all we can do now is wait for her to regain consciousness so that we can put this problem to rest for good.
There are numerous difficulties that require responses from both security and health personnel, as well as the family. According to the police report, the lady visited the Takoradi Hospital in October, while Reverend Osei Boateng, the Administrator of the Takoradi Hospital, acknowledged that the lady was in the hospital in September 2020.
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