Ganta, Nimba County – A 24-year-old woman is currently on the run after tragically killing her one-year-old baby in the Guinea Road Community in Ganta, Nimba County. The incident occurred near the Winifred J. Harley College of Health Sciences at the United Methodist University and Pastor Fred Suah School in the Guinea Road Community.
By Franklin Doloquee/Nimba County
The suspect, Princess Prince, who had been residing in Karnplay City Zone 4 and Bahn City respectively, recently moved to Ganta. She is said to be fleeing from authorities after committing this horrendous act.
Eyewitnesses informed our Nimba County correspondent that Suspect Princess Prince broke her own baby’s neck due to frustration over the child’s delay in learning to walk.
“Suspect Princess Prince, 24 years old, had been expressing concerns about her one-year-old child, identified as Cecelia. She believed that Cecelia was slower in learning to walk compared to her other children. Unfortunately, this frustration led to the untimely death of her child,” stated one of the eyewitnesses.
Following the tragic incident, Suspect Princess Prince fled to Gbarnga, Bong County, out of fear of being arrested by the police in Ganta, Nimba County.
The father of Suspect Princess Prince, Prince Yeetuah, revealed to our correspondent that his daughter is the mother of four children, but she has never allowed him to see their father.
“When my daughter, Princess Prince, gave birth to her children, I took care of them. It’s unfathomable that she would commit such an act. Can you fathom her future now?” Prince Yeetuah questioned during an interview with our correspondent.
Our correspondent has obtained reports that Suspect Princess Prince took her children from the Guinea Road Community, near Pastor Fred Suah School and the Winifred J. Harley College of Health Sciences, where this tragic incident occurred.
Meanwhile, the police in Ganta, Nimba County, have initiated an investigation into the death of the one-year-old baby who was killed by her mother, Suspect Princess Prince.
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