Paul Aveneme, the 26-year-old man who
stabbed his girlfriend, Jennifer Atieku, to death for attempting to end
their five-year relationship at Madina on Thursday morning, has
revealed that they made a blood covenant.
He allegedly told some
hospital officials attending to him at the Alpha Medical Centre that he
was not willing to let his lover leave him for another man.
The
deceased Jennifer Atieku was on Thursday morning stabbed to death by
Paul, a taxi driver and a Gabonese national, after she tried to break-up
with him.
On his hospital bed at the Alpha Medical Centre at
Madina, where he is currently receiving treatment, the suspect said he
was afraid that Jennifer, whom he had dated for the past five years,
would leave him for another man.
A source at the hospital told
Daily Guide that the two lovers swore under the said covenant to stay
together till death and sensing that she was slipping away, he decided
to end it all by killing her and then committing suicide.
He asked that he be buried close to his lover when he also passes away while receiving medical attention.
Paul Aveneme was unconscious when he was rushed to the Alpha Medical Centre after attempting to take his own life.
He had since regained consciousness and was still receiving treatment under police guard.
It
would be recalled that Jennifer Atieku, 22, a Level 300 Banking and
Finance student of the University of Professional Studies (UPSA), was
stabbed to death by her jealous lover.
Jennifer’s taxi driver boyfriend allegedly killed her after she announced a break-up of their five-year relationship.
The
boyfriend, according to information gathered by DAILY GUIDE, did not
take kindly to the decision of the lady to leave him and threatened to
kill her.
He then carried out his threat early Thursday morning,
after which he attempted to kill himself by stabbing his abdomen. He
however survived.
He was rushed to the nearest clinic for medical attention and was resuscitated, according to police report.
Jennifer, according to the report, received knife wounds on the head, throat and left breast, leading to her death.
The body has since been deposited at the Police Hospital morgue awaiting autopsy.
Sponsorship Brouhaha
Meanwhile,
some friends of Jennifer have debunked speculations by a section of the
public that Paul was the one sponsoring her education.
A close
pal, on condition of anonymity, told Daily Guide that Jennifer was being
sponsored by one Felix Atieku, her elder brother.
According to the pal, Jennifer lost interest in the relationship after Paul started to maltreat her.
“She
was not allowed to make friends or even give out her personal phone
number to friends. Even if Jennifer wanted to do something, she had to
seek permission from Paul before she would be allowed to do it. She
became fed up with it and wanted to end the relationship but she was
afraid,” narrated the friend who claimed they both attended Mamfe Girls
Senior High School in the Eastern Region.
She said after taking
the bold step to announce their break-up, Paul threatened to kill
Jennifer and so the matter was reported to the Legon Police for
investigations last Tuesday.
Police reports indicated that Paul
was only released on bail Wednesday evening, only for him to take his
lover’s life the next morning.
The report said Paul, aggrieved by
the fact that he was locked up, allegedly bought a new kitchen knife
and visited the Obama hostel of the lady not too far from UPSA.
Jennifer,
who had then dressed up and was preparing to attend lectures that
morning, was trailed by the suspect right from the school and upon
reaching the Alpha Medical Centre area, he accosted and stabbed her
several times.
Some passers-by heard the screams of the victim and rushed to her rescue.
Sensing danger, the suspect also stabbed himself in the abdomen.
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Saturday 14 November 2015
We Made Blood Covenant – Says Taxi Driver Who Killed Student Girlfriend
Publisher GhanaThings.Com
11/14/2015 04:26:00 pm
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