Two Distinct Hotels with a Husband and Lady currently in Police Custody under questioning to Allege Assassination in Lagos

Two Distinct Hotels with a Husband and Lady currently in Police Custody under questioning to Allege Assassination in Lagos

NewsReport Nigeria June 15, 2021

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Last week, two separate hotels with a husband and a lady who currently are in police jail under interrogation to claim murder in Lagos saw double tragic fatalities after sex rupture.

P.M.EXPRESS reports that Idimu Division police officers in Lagos arrested one lady named Peace Sunday after her sex-partner died, simply known as Dave, on a popular hotel in Idimu, while the police arrested one Emmanuel Isiboor in another hotel during a further incident at FESTAC Town, because of the killing of his lover, Esther.

Peace has been detained according to police sources when hoteliers found that over N100,000, with her late fellow Dave, had been gone after the event was reported.

She is under police control and may be sent to SCIID for additional investigation. She is currently under investigation over the alleged killing.

In that same vein, after lodging at T1 Suites in Amuwo Odofin’s Amuwo Odofin Local Government Area, with her partner Emmanuel Isibor, the lady identified as Esther died.

It was found that the couple went to the hotel together to spend the night on 31 May 2021, before she became ill and finally died.

Police sources say Esther suddenly got ill while in the room and spooky substances started pouring from her lips and nostrils during the process.

It was stated that the suspect Isibor sought assistance by calling on the hotel manager to rescue his girlfriend and hotel personnel took Esther to Firstline Hospital but she died on the way. The hospital doctor of duty simply confirmed Esther’s death.

The CSP Public Relations Officer Muyiwa Adejobi said when she was contacted: “We have heard about the case and are still looking into it.”

The actual reasons for the deaths had not been determined because autopsy reports had not yet been published, but suspects remained in jail until investigations were concluded.