CRIME
Tragic: Peter Butchers Twin Paul Over Girlfriend
A twin, Peter Ogbonna, has butchered his twin brother Paul after they both got into a severe fight over Peter’s girlfriend whom Paul didn’t approve of.
A twin, Peter Ogbonna, has butchered his twin brother Paul after they both got into a severe fight over Peter’s girlfriend whom Paul didn’t approve of.
The incident which happened in Ndimoko Arondizuogu, Imo State on Monday, May 25, 2020, left the place in chaos as the twins were known to always fight each other over one problem or the other.
But problem started after Paul allegedly flogged the son of Peter’s girlfriend, who had come to their house to check up on his mom. It’s alleged that Paul is not in support of his twin brother’s affair with the lady who is said to be a mother-of-five.

However, when Peter got wind of the incident, he picked up a sharp cutlass and went to confront his twin brother. Their argument quickly degenerated into a fight which saw Paul being brutally butchered.

The victim was subsequently rushed to the Accident and Emergency ward of the Federal Medical Center, Owerri, where his limbs were amputated to save his life.

Meanwhile, Peter has been arrested and is currently being detained at Eke Ndizuogu Police division.

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