13yrs old Fatu Kiazolu was recently rescued from two alleged kidnappers in Bomi County by residents of the area is said to be responding to medical treatment.
The motive of the alleged kidnappers has not been revealed amid series of Ritualistic killings in the country.
Little Fatu encountered the kidnappers/Ritualistic killers on October 7, 2021 at 7am when her mother Massa Kiazolu sent her to sell fish and chicken feet.
According to reports from the Women and Children Protection Section LNP/Bomi County, the alleged perpetrators tied little Fatu hands and feet, placed cloth in her mouth and further took her to an unfinished building Pastor John Tarnue Mission School, Zone Six Community, Gbah Jakeh, following which Community residents alarmed. The perpetrators have fled the scene.
Residents of the area rescued the 13yrs old girl and took her to a nearby clinic for treatment and she was later turned over to her family.
Meanwhile, the Liberia National Police has also commenced active investigation into 13yrs old irl kidnapped case.
The LNP indicated that active and rigorous search is also on going in identifying the whereabouts of the alleged kidnappers.
The Police urged the public to remain calm, as all is being done to ensure the perpetrators are arrested and made to face the full weight of the law.
“Members of the public, especially those in Gbah Jakeh Senjeh District, Bomi County are urged to assist LNP investigators with any useful information which will lead to the arrest of these perpetrators”.
The LNP also urged Social Media pundits who have any useful information about said incident to help Police in arresting these perpetrators.
Lately, there have been series of reports of Ritualistic killings and kidnap on citizens across Montserrado and other counties.
Police IG Patrick SUDUE has however condemned those reports, terming it as false and misleading and only intended to tarnish the current Government’s reputation. IG SUDUE disclosed that there is no Ritualistic killing ongoing in Liberia as being speculated by the public.
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