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Libera: Man, Allegedly Stabs Ex-Girlfriend to Death After Failed Attempt to Rekindle Relationship

Hoping to reignite their past relationship, Jallah attempted to engage her in a conversation, but Princess known for her courage and resilience firmly declined.

Monrovia – Liberia on Sunday, December 22, woke up to shocking news that has left the country in mourning, after Princess Zuo, a lively and well-loved woman in her early 30s, was reported to have been allegedly tragically killed by her ex-boyfriend identified as Bill Jallah, in a violent altercation that unfolded at a local entertainment center.


By Willie N. Tokpah, [email protected]


Eyewitness accounts noted that the evening began like any other with laughter and specializing until Princess was approached by her ex-boyfriend Jallah.

Hoping to reignite their past relationship, Jallah attempted to engage her in a conversation, but Princess known for her courage and resilience firmly declined.

The rejection from Princess reportedly arranged for him, prompting a violent outburst.

According to eyewitnesses, the upset ex-boyfriend of Princess first attacked his sister, stabbing her in the arm, before turning his fury to Princess, allegedly stabbing her multiple times in the abdomen, neck, stomach, and back.

According to reports, despite efforts by bystanders who rushed to assist her, the injury proved fatal and Princess was later pronounced dead shortly after the attack.

The pronouncement of the Princess’s death has left her family, friends, and the country, who described her as a vibrant and kindhearted woman, devastated.

When contacted, Police Spokesperson Cecelia Clarke stated that she has yet to receive information about the incident.

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