The court will convene today for the third time as the accused, Isaac Newton Kumah, stands trial for allegedly murdering his 25-year-old wife, Eunice Ameh Narh, using a machete in Nungua. The tragic incident unfolded when the victim attempted to deliver a letter from Legal Aid to Kumah, seeking custody of their 3-year-old son.
Following the heinous act of violence, Kumah was promptly apprehended and subsequently detained after his second court appearance on May 22. The purpose of the remand was to facilitate a thorough investigation into the case. The charges brought against Kumah encompass both murder and the use of an offensive weapon to inflict harm.
As the legal proceedings progress, the bereaved family of the deceased has been beseeching for assistance to care for the two children left behind by Narh. They find themselves in a vulnerable situation, grappling with the loss of their loved one while the investigation runs its course.
Efforts are underway to conclude the investigation promptly, enabling the affected family to find closure and begin the process of healing. The severity of the crime and the loss endured by Narh’s family have prompted calls for support from the community, urging compassionate individuals and organizations to contribute to the welfare of the deceased’s children.
By reiterating the distressing details of the case and emphasizing the necessity for a swift investigation, the judicial system aims to deliver justice for Eunice Ameh Narh. The court proceedings will resume today, shedding further light on the events that unfolded on that fateful day and allowing the legal process to take its course.
Source – citinewsroom.com
