CRIME
OMG! Man Commits Suicide Few Hours After Changing Facebook Profile Picture To Poison
A young man has committed suicide a few hours after changing his Facebook profile picture to a bottle of poison but little did we know that he was actually sending a message out of his intention to commit suicide.
The user identified as Erestus Okpe on Facebook who hails from Lejja, Enugu State but based in Maiduguri, Borneo State, Nigeria reason for committing this act remains unknown.
According to some friends of the deceased, he sometimes acts weird so when he changed his profile picture they thought he was just clowning them as usual, but the issue became serious after he refused to reply to their comments.
After failing to reply to their messages, they reached out to his siblings who went to check up on him only to meet his lifeless body in his apartment.
See his profile picture below:
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