The Akropong District Court was thrown into chaos when Nana Yaa Nyarko, accused in the death of musician Wyllbee, faced an angry crowd.
Nana Yaa, accused of being instrumental in the events leading to Wyllbee’s death, was brought before the court under heightened security, with her appearance marking a tense chapter in the ongoing case.
The tension in the courtroom was palpable. After her initial court appearance, where bail was denied, Nana Yaa was escorted to a police van.
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The scene outside the court quickly turned chaotic, as family members and supporters of the late musician gathered and expressed their anger.
Nana Yaa, whose face was hidden by her clothing, was met with a barrage of boos and curses from the crowd as she was led to the van.
The noise and hostility from the grieving supporters made it clear just how deeply this tragedy has affected them.
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What Happened
The incident that led to Wyllbee’s death occurred in Abuakwa-Tanoso, Ashanti Region. Wyllbee was reportedly staying at a house owned by Nana Yaa’s husband’s family, who were unaware of his presence.
On July 5, 2024, Wyllbee was seen urinating in the compound of the residence. Neighbors, who suspected him of theft, confronted him.
Wyllbee claimed he was visiting Nana Yaa, but she allegedly denied knowing him to protect her marriage from her in-laws.
This denial led to increased suspicion and accusations of theft among the locals. The situation escalated, and Wyllbee was lynched. Reports also indicate that his phone was destroyed with a stone during the attack.
Next Steps
Tuesday’s court session ended with Nana Yaa being denied bail. The case has been postponed to August 11, 2024, to allow more time for investigation and to gather evidence.
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