Two suspects by name Kelvin Addai and Samuel Gyamfi are currently in police custody after being accused of brutally assaulting and murdering a 36-year-old woman in Sene Bokankye, Ashanti Region.The incident, which took place on February 8, 2024, involved the suspects invading the woman's home during a robbery attempt.

According to reports from myjoyonline.com, the accused individuals allegedly used a cement block to strike the victim's head twice while she was asleep.They then proceeded to sexually assault her after realising she had died, also stealing her mobile phone and GHC42.00 in cash.

The victim's body was discovered by neighbours in a pool of blood, prompting her son to raise an alarm upon returning from school and finding his mother in such a state.Police investigations revealed deep cuts on her left ear, severe head injuries, blunt force trauma, and signs of sexual assault.

The suspects confessed during interrogation that they had entered the victim's residence to smoke Indian hemp before deciding to rob her.Inspector Abdul-Wahab Yusif Seoune from the Abuakwa Police led the investigation, which resulted in the recovery of the stolen phone and sim card, leading to the arrests of the suspects.Her autopsy report indicated severe head injuries, blunt force trauma and unnatural sex.

The suspects, during police interrogation, confirmed that they had gone to the uncompleted building where the deceased resides to smoke Indian hemp, following which they invaded her room to steal.

Police detective, Inspector Abdul-Wahab Yusif Seoune of the Abuakwa Police, led the investigation which traced the stolen phone and sim card of the deceased to the two suspects, leading to their arrests.Samuel Addai was apprehended on March 17, 2024, in Atwima Bokankye, while his accomplice was captured in Medie-Accra two days later after attempting to flee.Both suspects face charges of murder and conspiracy to commit murder and have appeared before the Akropong District Court.The investigation is ongoing, with DNA tests planned to match swabs from the victim's body to the accused, further solidifying the case against them.