Police Reveals Forensic Evidence Linking Suspect to Immigration Officer ’s Murder

Charred body, bloodied pestle, and cash trail: CID unravels Immigration Officer ’s murder

The Ghana Police Service has detailed the gruesome findings from a forensic investigation into the killing of Immigration Officer Stephen King Amoah, whose burnt body was discovered on July 9, 2025, in a gutter near GBC Satellite, opposite Comet Estate, Accra.

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The victim, attached to the Ghana Immigration Service (GIS) headquarters, had been reported missing since July 4, 2025, sparking an intensive search operation.Addressing a press conference on August 4, Director General of the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) of the Ghana Police Service, COP Lydia Yaako Donkor, provided a comprehensive update on the ongoing investigation.

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The investigation has led to a suspect, initially charged with kidnapping, now facing a formal murder charge.COP Donkor recounted the horrifying details uncovered by forensic teams at multiple crime scenes. Upon visiting the suspect’s residence, investigators were met with disturbing evidence:

“A forensic inspection revealed the following: Blood stains in the living room and evidence of attempted cleanup. Freshly sprayed walls and empty can of spray paint. A search of a secondary crime scene near the GBC satellite area also uncovered a burnt wooden carpet stained with blood and partially burnt camouflage fabric. These items were photographed, retrieved, and processed for forensic analysis,” COP Donkor explained.

Source Hello-gh.com