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The Cape Coast High Court ‘A’ presided over by His Lordship Emmanuel Lodoh has pronounced the killer of renowned Cape Coast based Dancehall Artist ‘Unruly Grank’ who’s sadden death occurred on Sunday, 7th February 2021 to “death by hanging” on Wednesday, 18th January, 2023.
Accused killer, Bright Ellis, affectionately known to be ‘Shadow’ according to earlier reports indicate stabbed the budding Dancehall Artist with a knife over an alleged music beef.
Born Emmanuel Aikins, 24, the deceased artist’s untimely death took place at the Orange Beach Resort in the Cape Coast South Constituency of the Central Region as about 15:00hours GMT.
After the ruling, Mother to the deceased artist Madam Kate Swanzy “The Goal” briefing the press, expressing her excitement over what she termed a fair ruling noted out to Ghanaians to at times exercise patience in matters relating to court trials for proper findings to be carried out.
She, however, unveiled that herself personally has now gotten to understand that when one is granted a bail during court proceedings, never depicts such individual to be a free man as happened in her son’s trial, as she extended her heartfelt appreciation to the case’s Attorney General Mr. Vincent Nyenaku for his unflinching cooperation towards her throughout the court hearing.
Summing-up that the mother of his son’s killer will by this verdict experience an eternal version of the pains she went through during the earlier stages of her son’s death. *
In addition, Uncle to the deceased Dancehall Artist, Papa Kojo Swanzy who sharing his delight over the ruling thanked the judge who through thick and thin sat over the case which lasted for two (2) solid years with undiluted sincerity equally advised youths of nowadays to be extremely wary of violent and murder acts. Cautioning there are set out laws which are ever ready to catch-up with them.
By Kwame Kakraba/uniquenewsgh.com
