MONROVIA – In a shocking revelation, Ms. Justina Taylor, who claimed to have been abducted, drugged, raped, and left on the Roberts Field Highway in August 2019, has come forward to disclose her involvement in a conspiracy orchestrated by talk-show host Henry Costa and Hon. Benoni Urey against Monrovia City Mayor Jefferson Tamba Koijee and the ruling Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC) government.
By Francis G. Boayue
In a Facebook podcast over the weekend, Ms. Taylor disclosed that she was instructed by her former political leader, Hon. Benoni W. Urey of the All-Liberian Party, to fabricate allegations regarding the CDC government’s importation of firearms in 2019 and their transportation to a farm in Gbarnga. Additionally, she accused Monrovia City Mayor Koijee of being the mastermind behind mysterious killings in Liberia.
“All the statements I made in 2019 at the headquarters of the National Election Commission, implicating Koijee in human rights violations and alleging that the CDC government smuggled firearms into the country and stored them on a farm in Gbarnga, were orchestrated by Hon. Benoni Urey. He promised to protect me after making these wide-ranging allegations against the government, but he failed to do so,” Ms. Taylor revealed.
She further explained that after making these claims, she was kidnapped by a group of men who belonged to the ruling government. She endured torture and was subjected to a gang rape, resulting in severe physical and emotional trauma.
“While I was hospitalized in Liberia that night, after enduring torture and a gang rape, Costa stepped in as an advocate to plead on my behalf. Little did I know that Costa, Koijee, and McGill were collaborating to eliminate me. It was later that I discovered I had been deceived by Henry Costa, who pretended to act in my best interest,” Ms. Taylor added.
Ms. Taylor, who reportedly distanced herself from the ruling Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC) and joined Hon. Benoni Urey’s All-Liberian Party in 2017, has pledged to provide further details about her harrowing experience, the conspiracy, and her time in America.
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