- Couple Burnt Alive Over Fraud Money Dispute in Ghana highlights the tragic consequences of disputes related to internet fraud.
- A young couple lost their lives due to a violent disagreement over money obtained from cybercrime.
- This incident underscores the dangers associated with cybercrime and its potential to escalate into severe violence.
- Society must address the allure of quick wealth through illegal means to prevent such tragedies in the future.
Newsypeople – In a deeply disturbing event in Kasoa, Ghana, a 22-year-old man, Kwabena Osei, and his 19-year-old girlfriend, Princess, lost their lives in a brutal act of violence. The couple was reportedly set ablaze by friends after Osei refused to share approximately GHS 190,000 he allegedly acquired through internet fraud.
This incident highlights the extreme consequences of financial disputes tied to illegal activities, raising concerns about the culture surrounding cybercrime and its impact on young lives.
Osei was believed to be part of a gang involved in internet scams, commonly referred to as “yahoo boys.” His girlfriend, Princess, was reportedly an accomplice, facilitating calls on behalf of Osei and his associates. The couple’s refusal to distribute the illicit funds led to escalating tensions with their peers, culminating in a tragic confrontation.
Friends of Osei had persistently urged him to reconsider his stance on sharing the money. However, their pleas fell on deaf ears, resulting in a violent retaliation that cost both their lives.
This tragic incident serves as a stark reminder of the dangers associated with internet fraud and the potential for violence within criminal circles.
As authorities grapple with rising cases of cybercrime, it is crucial for society to address the allure of quick wealth through illegal means. Educational initiatives aimed at young people about the risks and consequences of engaging in such activities could help mitigate future tragedies.
22 years old fr@ud boy and his 19 year old girlfriend have been burnt to de@th by friends over GHc 1.9 billion in Kasoa pic.twitter.com/GlvegaAmnP
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