Horror News: Corpse Got Missing Few Hours After Burial.```

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The decease families are in another agony after Patience Afealete 27yrs body's that was buried at SokatsiKope located in Sonuto/KumadeKope Electoral Area situated in the Ketu South Municipality was missing since Friday*

This tragedy happens on Friday morning after the family heads went to the burial ground to complete the burial process they started on Thursday.

Speaking to a family member, it was revealed that Patience Afealete did not died a natural death but she died through drowning into water at a town near Gemeni. The family member explains "My Sister died in a river when their cannon they were traveling on capsized at Brubeh near Gemeni. We buried her on Thursday 8th March 2018 around 5pm at the paternal side which is SokatsiKope but only to hear on Friday morning that the body is not in the grave. It is an agony. We are even speechless about the whole thing. We are pleading with the police to treat this matter as urgency and arrest the culprits. Justice is what we cry for." She explain....

The Assemblyman for Sonuto/KemadeKope Electoral Area Hon. Richard K. Vinyo also added "This news is very sad and we don't need such happenings in the electoral area. It is the Police who can help us in issues like this and for that matter, the case is before them as we speak. We are only praying for the good thing to be done in other for those bad people who did this can be arrested for the law to deal with them. I also want to use this medium to advice all those bad people to stop such things because there are laws in the country." He captioned....

Investigation shows similar thing happened some years ago and some people were even prosecuted to court and were later discharged but nobody can prove if those people are responsible for this very crime.

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