In Mesidan, Techiman North Municipality, Bono East Region, they found Hannah Akosua Frimpomaa, a teacher-in-training, dead in an unfinished building. She was 21 years old. Frimpomaa lost her phone, according to what we can tell. Attempting to retrieve her lost mobile phone, she attempted to call her number using a coworker's phone; an unidentified someone answered and requested that she visit Techiman. She was hesitant to leave Atebubu for Techiman at first. She begged the unidentified individual to have a cab take her from Techiman to Atebubu, where she could get the phone from the truck station.
However, the unidentified individual convinced her to pick up her phone personally. In order to get her misplaced cell phone, she departed from university on Thursday, June 13, and went to Techiman. The family attempted to contact Frimpomaa by phone but were unsuccessful, according to Kwasi Fosu, the deceased's uncle. Her relatives subsequently reported her disappearance at a police station. However, on Friday, June 21, authorities discovered Frimpomaa's body in a partially constructed building. It is unclear if she lost her phone on campus or en route to school. Her purse, which contained her student ID and other personal items, was located beside her corpse. The person who attacked her allegedly stabbed her several times in the neck. After discovering the body in a pool of blood, the police escorted Fosu's family to the site, as reported by Fosu.
According to him, the owner of the partially finished building saw the body and reported it to authorities. According to Mr. Fosu, a postmortem examination at Techiman Holy Family Hospital confirmed that she had sustained multiple neck stabs and that her corpse had blood on it. The victims' relatives have made a public call for the Ghana Police Service and other law enforcement organizations to assist in the prosecution of those responsible.
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