MICHAEL AKINOLA
Police operatives from the Delta State Police Command have confirmed the arrest of a housewife, who allegedly killed her husband, Mr. Uzougbo Iwebunor, on 15th May, 2020, in Issele-Uku, Aniocha North Local Government area of the State.
The spokesperson, Delta State Police Command, DSP Onome Onovwakpoyeya, said on Friday in Asaba that the suspect was in Police custody.
“I can confirm that we have the woman in custody over the death of her husband.”
“However, we don’t know what actually happened that caused the death of the husband.”
“The Police have commenced investigation into the matter with a view to unraveling the circumstances surrounding the case,” Onovwakpoyeya said.
A brother to the deceased, Mr. Henry Iwebunor, who spoke to newsmen, alleged that his brother was stabbed to death by the wife while asleep.
“On the fateful day, my brother had gone to bed with his wife, however, I was surprised to get a call that my brother has died in the night.
“When I asked his wife what went wrong, she told me that my brother suddenly woke up at midnight and hit his head on the edge of their iron bed and slumped.”
“However, there is evidence that my brother was stabbed to death, because there was stab wound between his shoulders and the left side of his neck.”
“Before this incident, the wife had been at loggerheads with my brother over his refusal to write his Will.”
“She had been forcing my brother to write his Will, a development that had caused so much quarrel in the family,” Iwebunor alleged.
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