The family of a final year student, who jumped to death, has accused authorities of Tweneboah Kodua Senior High School (SHS) of failing to act when the boy fell.
The family and the Criminal Investigations Department (CID) and the school authority paid a visit to where the incident happened today.
The father got emotional upon getting to the scene.
Edward Duut, 19 years, is alleged to have scaled a wall to avoid a routine check by Prep Master, but landed with his chest on the ground, getting hurt in the process.
His father, Larry Duut, recounts he received a distress call that asked him to show up on campus to check on his injured son.
He instructed the caller to give the phone to the son, master Duut.
“Daddy, I am injured, I am injured and feeling dizzy and I can’t talk again,” the last words he will hear from his son.
Final year SHS student dies after attempt to escape from teacher
Mr Duut said when he later arrived at the school, he was told his son died after scaling a wall to avoid a routine check by the Prep Master.
But the father is not satisfied. He questions why his child was left unattended several hours before he was rushed to the hospital.
“I called my son on his phone around 11:30pm when a friend picked and took the phone to him.
“When I asked him what has happened, he said he is injured and feeling dizzy.
“I asked him about the teachers and he told me he can’t talk again.
“And that’s the last word my son could say. When I got there my son has died.”
He later died at the Kumawu Polyclinic in the Ashanti Region.
The distressed father says the mother was also rushed to the hospital upon hearing the death of their first child of five.
The mother was eagerly awaiting to see her son come home after completing the final paper.
“My wife wouldn’t have been able to speak if she was to be here.
“All that she said was my son and his friends were writing exams, they would come home without my son after the exam, but his dead body.”
Family head, Paul Duut, is not convinced with the police report.
He wants the body to remain in the morgue until the investigation is complete.
“The CID and the school authority have briefed us about what happened, but we are not convinced.
“The body will be at the mogue until the investigation is complete.
“But the family is not happy with the outcome so far,” he said.
The Kumawu District Police says a postmortem will be carried out on Friday to ascertain the cause of death.
