3 mothers petition EOCO over their missing babies
EOCO has began investigations into the complaints
Jonas Danquah 
Two weeks after the arrest of 11 persons allegedly involved in ‘baby harvesting’ activities, three persons have petitioned the Economic and Organized Crime Office (EOCO) to look into circumstances that led to the missing of their babies.
The claimants filed different petitions to the EOCO.
As contained in a report by 'dailyguidenetwork' one of the petitions was from the Susan Clinic at Laterbiokoshie, Accra, where one of the medical doctors of the alleged syndicate operated from. The others were from facilities where the babies were alleged to have vanished were mentioned as Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital and the Greater Accra Regional Hospital, aka Ridge Hospital.
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The mothers, according EOCO officials, claimed they were just told their babies had died by doctors responsible for their deliveries, but were never showed the dead bodies of the babies.
Per the account, two complainants said their babies were males, while the other claimed her baby was female.
They all claimed that the babies were well but within a few hours in each case, they were respectively told the babies had died even though, they were all not allowed to see the ‘bodies.’
The Executive Director in charge of EOCO, COP (RDT) Frank Adu Poku, when contacted, confirmed the petitions and said EOCO had commenced investigations into all the complaints.
