15-year-Old Boy Victim Of Abesim Murder To Be Buried Tomorrow
Richard Appiah, the accused person, who has been lawfully remanded by the court earlier, was absent in court.
Boakyewaa Lawrencia 
The 15-year-old Stephen Sarpong in the Abesim murder case will be buried tomorrow according to the family.
Sarpong body parts were part of the two found in the refrigerator of Richard Appiah, the suspect in the Abesim murder case.
Richard Appiah is facing trials at the Kaneshie District Court for killing and storing the body parts of two children, Louis Agyemang and Stephen Sarpong.
Parts and intestines believed to be that of the victims were allegedly retrieved in a cocoa farm.
His case has however been adjourned to October 25, 2021.
The Magistrate of the Kaneshie District Court, Ms Ama Adomako Kwakye, is on leave, hence the adjournment.
Richard Appiah, the accused person, who has been lawfully remanded by the court earlier, was absent in court.
The Court has preserved Appiah's plea after he was charged with two counts of murder.
Speaking to the media ahead of the burial tomorrow, the father of the deceased Mr Yeboah Asuama stated that the burial has become necessary since the body parts of their beloved son have been joined together and handed over to the family by the police after their investigations.
He, however, expressed worry over the missing of some parts of their son’s body parts which is his manhood and heart.
Nana Ama Asiedu, Bono Region
