ABOMINATION ! Story Of How 2 Brothers Forcefully Slept With Their Step- Sister & KILLED Her; See What Happened
On March 7, 2013, the Ogbe- Ijoh community in Warri South Local Government Area of Delta State, Nigeria, was left in shock after the arrest of two teenage brothers, Felix Inia (19) and Stanley (16). The siblings were detained at the Delta State Police Command in Asaba for their alleged role in the gruesome death of their six- year- old stepsister, Precious Kankamor.
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The tragic incident occurred in February 2013, when Felix and Stanley were left alone with Precious in their family home. Instead of caring for the young girl, they allegedly subjected her to horrific abuse, which ultimately led to her untimely death. The case sparked outrage and demands for justice, with community members calling for the full weight of the law to be brought down on the perpetrators.
According to reports. Precious had been placed in the care of her stepbrothers while their parents were away. However, what should have been a normal day turned into a nightmare. It was alleged that the brothers engaged in repeated acts of cruelty, inflicting both physical and emotional abuse on the defenseless child.
While the exact nature of the abuse was initially undisclosed, sources later revealed that Precious had suffered severe internal injuries. Some reports suggested that the brothers had forcefully assaulted her, an act so brutal that it resulted in internal bleeding. By the time help arrived, it was too late to save her.
Felix and Stanley were remanded in police custody, awaiting further legal proceedings. If convicted, they faced severe punishment, including the possibility of life imprisonment.
The heartbreaking case of Precious Kankamor remains a grim reminder of the dangers faced by children in abusive households. Her story reignited discussions on child protection laws and the urgent need for community vigilance to prevent similar tragedies.
