Mortuary Workers Busted for Selling Human Remains

The Osun State Police Command has taken two mortuary attendants into custody for their involvement in a disturbing scheme to sell human body parts to suspected ritualists.

This shocking revelation came to light during a press briefing held on September 18, 2024, by the Acting Police Public Relations Officer.

The detained mortuary attendants, identified as 43-year-old Johnson Daniel and 42-year-old Adetunji Okunade, were arrested following a tip-off from a vigilant member of the community.

The police acted swiftly on this information, leading to a broader investigation into the illicit activities taking place in the area.

Investigators uncovered that Daniel and Okunade had allegedly conspired to sell not just human remains, but also water used in washing corpses, commonly referred to as “corpse water.”

This chilling practice was reportedly aimed at local ritualists seeking such materials for their ceremonies.

A thorough search of the suspects’ homes revealed a series of unsettling findings. Among the recovered items were suspected human bone fragments, further corroborating the grave allegations against the mortuary workers.

The discovery raised significant concerns about the extent of their activities and the potential impact on the community.

Additionally, investigators found a female undergarment and a notebook filled with ritualistic instructions at the residence of one of the other suspects connected to the case.

These items suggest a deeper involvement in the macabre dealings that have horrified local residents.

The Osun State Police have emphasized their commitment to tackling such heinous crimes and ensuring the safety of the community.

All suspects involved in this case have been charged in court, highlighting the seriousness with which authorities are treating these offenses.

Local residents have expressed their shock and disgust over the revelations, fearing the implications of such actions within their community.

Many are calling for stricter regulations and oversight of mortuary practices to prevent future occurrences of this nature.

As the investigation continues, the police urge anyone with additional information about the case to come forward.

This unsettling incident serves as a stark reminder of the potential for criminal activity to lurk in the most unexpected places.

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