Residents of Yeji in the Bono East Region have been thrown into a state of mourning and shock following the death of a 22-year-old lady.

Family members say they are in shock and yet to come to terms with the heinous act committed against the young lady.

The lady, Georgina Asor Botchwey, met her untimely death after travelling from Yeji to Cape Coast for a nursing admission interview about two weeks ago.

After the interview, a pastor whose name is yet to be known but identified as a husband-to-be of the deceased’s elder sister came to pick her up to Mankessim since it was late to spend the night.

However, nothing was from her neither did she return home until her body was exhumed on Tuesday by police investigators through the lead of the pastor after an arrest.

The pastor confessed to committing the crime with one Nana Clark Onyaa who is the Tufuhene of Ekumfi Akwakrrom.

The body was exhumed from the kitchen of an uncompleted building which belongs to Nana Clark.

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Eva Boahemaa disappeared after a man believed to be her Italy- based suitor picked her up from school on November 4, 2016.

According to her father, Yaw Manu, one Okyere Baffour in 2015 proposed to marry the nursing student via video call but she turned him down to concentrate on schooling.

Later in the same year, Okyere Baffour who claims to be a native of Essumenya visited Ghana but moved to stay with them at Bekwai for two months.

A marriage deal was then sealed and traditional knocking rites were performed.

Okyere Baffour promised to come back to Ghana in December the following year to perform the marriage rites.

But surprisingly, he showed up a month earlier in school on a day the school was going on break and picked and picked Eva ostensibly to take her home.

Information available suggests Eva was suspicious and questioned Baffour about the timing of his visit.

Nonetheless, she joined the man and since then she has not been seen since.

Though a complaint has been lodged with the Offinso police, efforts to trace her whereabouts have proved futile.

source: Ghana/Nhyira FM/Awuku Malik