7 year old son use for money ritual

Wife arrested for allegedly using 7 year old son for money rituals
The mother of the victim Apalaya Adetutu who first denied having knowledge of her husband plan to use her son for ritual was dumbfounded when asked whether or not she followed them to where her son was buried and the mode of burial of the boy.
The Ogun state Police Public Relations, Abimbola Oyeyemi confirmed the arrested on Saturday .
The case was also confirmed that the people saw where the boy was buried in an upright position after some parts have been removed from his corpse, " causing the people around the area to informed police.
The DPO Abigi division, SP Tarkighir Joseph, had led his men to the bush in iwopin area of Ogun waterside, where the suspect were promptly arrested.

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