By GBENGA OLARINOYE
OSOGBO—A middle-age man,
Deji Oloyede, yesterday, in
Ipetumodu, headquarters of
Ife North Local Government
Area of Osun State, allegedly
went berserk and macheted
two brothers to death.
According to sources, the
suspect was said to have
killed the twosome , Messrs
Ajani Awodele and Julius
Awodele, in the early hours
of yesterday in their rooms
at Latimogun compound in
Ipetumodu.

The Divisional Police Officer,
DPO, in charge of Ipetumodu
Police Division, Mr Musa
Okene, who confirmed the
incident, said the suspect
had been arrested while the
case had been transferred to
the state Criminal
Investigations Department in
Osogbo.
He noted that the suspect,
who is in custody, made
useful statements to the
police during interrogation.

It was gathered that the
suspect and the Awodele
brothers lived together in the
same house amicably in the
last six months.
A resident of the area where
the incident happened, Alhaji
Musibau Adetokunbo, said
the lifeless bodies of the
siblings were seen in a pool
of their blood after the
suspect had reported himself
to the head of the compound
who later reported the
matter to the police.
When Vanguard visited the
residence of the deceased,
traces of blood were seen all
over the house.

The DPO said the corpses of
the deceased had been
deposited in the morgue of
Obafemi Awolowo University
Teaching Hospital, OAUTHC,
Ile-Ife, for autopsy, saying
that the police would
investigate the matter to
ascertain the cause of their
death.
www.vanguardngr.com/2012/06/man-kills-2-siblings-in-osun/

Torch1: By GBENGA OLARINOYE
OSOGBO—A middle-age man,
Deji Oloyede, yesterday, in
Ipetumodu, headquarters of
Ife North Local Government
Area of Osun State, allegedly
went berserk and macheted
two brothers to death.
According to sources, the
suspect was said to have
killed the twosome , Messrs
Ajani Awodele and Julius
Awodele, in the early hours
of yesterday in their rooms
at Latimogun compound in
Ipetumodu.

The Divisional Police Officer,
DPO, in charge of Ipetumodu
Police Division, Mr Musa
Okene, who confirmed the
incident, said the suspect
had been arrested while the
case had been transferred to
the state Criminal
Investigations Department in
Osogbo.
He noted that the suspect,
who is in custody, made
useful statements to the
police during interrogation.

It was gathered that the
suspect and the Awodele
brothers lived together in the
same house amicably in the
last six months.
A resident of the area where
the incident happened, Alhaji
Musibau Adetokunbo, said
the lifeless bodies of the
siblings were seen in a pool
of their blood after the
suspect had reported himself
to the head of the compound
who later reported the
matter to the police.
When Vanguard visited the
residence of the deceased,
traces of blood were seen all
over the house.

The DPO said the corpses of
the deceased had been
deposited in the morgue of
Obafemi Awolowo University
Teaching Hospital, OAUTHC,
Ile-Ife, for autopsy, saying
that the police would
investigate the matter to
ascertain the cause of their
death.

Which autopsy and investigation is he doing?
I taught the suspect reported himself to the head of d compound?
Na wa oo to this DPO.

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