A close friend of the late Kikibees CEO, Mr. Bennet Adomah Agyekum, has demanded that Angel FM provide the police charge sheet containing details indicating that the deceased’s death was related to substance abuse and other factors.
Furthermore, he has urged them to produce audio evidence of the police presenting such findings in court.
Previously, Angel FM’s court correspondent had reported that the findings presented to the Madina Magistrate Court indicated that Ben was in his lover’s house on the night of his death, and allegations of her stabbing or shooting him were unfounded.
According to the police reports, Ben had consumed substances before visiting his girlfriend, which led to increased agitation and ultimately resulted in a confrontation at her residence.
The reports also mentioned that at one point, Ben’s girlfriend had to leave the scene because he threatened to harm her. The police stated that Ben was discovered on the floor with marks on his arms and blood coming from his nose, suggesting he had collapsed.
However, the deceased’s best friend has vehemently rejected these claims, expressing his frustration with the unfolding events during a media address at the one-week observation of the late Kikibees CEO.
“I dare Angel FM to bring the police charge sheet that was presented at the Madina Magistrate Court. I dare them to produce the voice of the police officer who said in the courtroom that it was a substance that killed Ben. I dare them. Nobody brought out any report of that sort. I have a copy of the charge sheet.
“The man left behind kids, a wife, and an entire family. Regardless of what killed him, regardless of where he was, let’s stop denting his image,” he established.
Family rejects Police’ findings
The mother of Kikibees CEO, Cecilia Adomah, vehemently opposes the claims, suggesting that her son either took his own life or succumbed to the influence of drugs.
She adamantly maintains that her son bears no resemblance to the negative portrayal being attributed to him by the authorities.
In a previous interview with Bigscout Media, Mrs. Cecilia Adomah affirmed that her son is a thriving, responsible young businessman with no conceivable motive to contemplate suicide or endanger his life.
Ben’s younger sibling is equally convinced that his brother met an untimely demise due to foul play, leaning towards the belief of an assassination.
Osebo the Zaraman, who is Ben’s brother-in-law, also aligns with this same account of events.