Female ritualist caught with 3yr old boy corpse in Mile 2, Lagos

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                        Photo a woman ritualist


According to a source who witnessed the arrest, the woman pictured above, pretending to be a mad woman, was caught this yesterday July 20th on the Mile 2 Bridge in Lagos with the decomposing body of a 3 year old boy. 
A police officer who saw her dragging the blue Ghana Must Go bag (pictured), stopped her to search the bag and inside it he discovered the boy’s corpse and a lot of charms. She was immediately arrested and taken away. When you continue, you will see pics of the dead little boy. If you don’t have the heart, don’t look. It’s truly heartbreaking. That’s someone child.





Here’s a pic of the police officer who caught the woman…

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