TRAGEDY!!!:Family & Dog Wiped Out By Unknown Source.

TRAGIC! Family wiped out as man, wife, only
son, dog die in sleep...

Tragedy has hit the industrial city of Aba,
Abia State where a whole family comprising
a man, his wife and their only son as well as
their dog passed on in their sleep.
The tragic incident which happened last
weekend shook the city and sent tongues
wagging on what could have led to the death
of a complete family in their sleep after
going to bed the previous night all hale and
hearty.

Saturday Sungathered that the head of the
household, Boniface Ejiagwu, 58, his wife
Rebecca Ejiagwu, 50, and son Chukwudi
Ejiagwu, 28, who hailed from Ezi-Owelle
Anambra State and lived in their family
house at No. 23 Onitsha road, Over Rail, Aba
had in the morning of Saturday last week,
gone out for their normal daily businesses.

As usual, in the evening, they all came back
to their house hale and hearty. It was further
gathered that after their return home, the
man’s wife prepared food which they ate and
after a while, went to bed. That was their last
meal on earth as the three members died in
their sleep same night.

It was believed that
their dog which also died same night must
have eaten from the same meal.

The irony of it all was that they died and
nobody, not even their neighbours got wind
of their death until after four days when
their bodies had started decomposing and
offensive odour began to ooze out from
their room.

It was then that neighbours on Wednesday,
reported the incident to the police who after
coming to see things themselves, gave order
on the request of some family members that
the corpses should be taken for burial.

The question police detectives will need to
find answer to is ‘What could be responsible
for the death of the three family members in
such circumstance when they did not put on
any generator before going to bed as to say
they died of generator fume?’
Nobody was ready to speak about the fate
that befell this family while the pressure of
close relations on the police to have the
corpses released to them for burial without
conducting autopsy was said to have
compounded the crisis.

There are however insinuations the deceased
might have died of food poisoning in their
apartment which is commonly referred to as
‘face me I face you’.

The state police command public relations
officer, PPRO, Geoffrey Ogbonna could not
be reached for comments but a senior
police officer who spoke on the condition of
anonymity said they are suspecting the
deceased might have died of food poisoning.

“Nobody can say for sure now what killed
them, that could have been found out
through autopsy but we are suspecting they
may have died of food poisoning”, the police
officer added.