Wives Flee In Horror As Suspected Ritualist Is Left Alone To Face The Law

In line with the news report from Punch Newspapers; Ifasoji Ayangbesan, a 35-year-old suspected ritualist, has been taken into police custody under investigation by the Ogun State Police Command headquarters.

The investigation is in relation to the human body parts that were found in his possession. As previously reported, the suspect claimed to have obtained these body parts from a friend.

Additionally, it was reported that he attempted to bribe the police with a sum of one million naira to cover up his crime before being apprehended.

During an interrogation session with Punch Newspaper, the suspect disclosed that his wives had left him after learning of his heinous crime.

While he did not disclose the number of wives he had, he stated that all of them had packed their belongings and left. According to the suspect, his wives reside in Lagos and have not visited him since the incident became public.

The suspect's revelation raises several questions about his personal life and the impact of his actions on those closest to him.

The fact that all his wives left him suggests that they were not aware of his criminal activities before his arrest. This implies that the suspect may have been leading a double life, hiding his illicit activities from his loved ones.

The situation also highlights the tragic aftermath of the crimes committed by suspects like Ayangbesan.

The lives of innocent individuals, such as his wives, are often irreparably damaged, with many suffering from psychological trauma and social stigma.

Again, the ripple effect of these crimes can be felt far beyond the individual victims themselves and can impact the lives of many others, including family members and loved ones.

In conclusion, the revelation that the wives of the suspected ritualist have left him is a tragic reminder of the far-reaching impacts of crimes as such as these and as such, It serves as a warning to individuals who may be tempted to engage in such heinous activities and highlights the need for increased awareness and action against ritualistic crimes.