CRIME: Man With Four Wives, Nine Children Arrested For Allegedly Raping Friend’s 12-yr-old Daughter

Men of the Ondo State Police command have arrested a 43-year-old farmer,
Francis Joseph, for allegedly raping a 12-year-old daughter of his friend.
Josephh was said to have lured the young girl to his house in Lugbogi area in
Ondo West Local Government Area of Ondo State and forcefully defiled her.
Joseph, Tribune Online learnt, hails from Ogoja, Cross River State alongside
the father of the young girl.
It was gathered that Joseph who is married to four wives with nine children
after having carnal knowledge of the girl told her not to tell anybody about the
incident or else she would die mysteriously.
A family source explained that the little girl was scared to tell her parents until
she started bleeding in the middle of the night and was rushed to the hospital.
She disclosed that at least five of the suspect’s children are older than the
rape victim who sees Joseph as her father.
She said “the 12-year-old girl was rushed to the hospital, bleeding profusely
from the private part having been defiled and sexually abused, she is still in
the hospital till now.
“Her parents reported the incident at the Enuowa police station but to the
chagrin of all neighbours, Joseph had left his home before dawn before the
arrival of the policemen.”
She, however, said that Joseph was arrested at a park in Ondo town on
Thursday while trying to board a bus to Lagos and was subsequently handed
over to the police.

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