Friday, 21 February 2014

Court remands man who padlocked son’s mouth

The Killed son

An Ebute Meta Magistrate’s Court, Lagos State, has ordered that 30-year-old Chris Elvis be remanded in prison for allegedly killing his four-year-old son, Godrich Elvis, while padlocking his mouth.
The magistrate, Ms S.O Solebo, said Chris should be remanded in prison pending legal advice from the Directorate of Public Prosecution.
It was learnt that Chris had killed his son on the allegation that he was evil and responsible for his ill-fortune.
The security guard, who works with Merchant Navy, a security outfit, was said to have locked Godrich in a room, padlocked his mouth and beat him to death, including using a hot pressing iron on him at their home on Adetola Adelaja Street, Meiran, Lagos State.
PUNCH Metro had reported on February 14 that upon the arrest of Chris, he suddenly began feigning insanity.

A police source had told our correspondent that the accused was acting strangely to convince the police that he was mentally ill.
The drama however continued on Wednesday when Chris took the strangeness to another level.
After the murder charge was read to him, and he was shown the charge sheet, he took the paper and put it in his mouth.
The magistrate, however, cautioned him to behave well as he was in a court.
The murder charge reads, “That you, Chris Elvis, on February 10, 2014, about 5pm at 7, Adetola Adelaja street, Meiran Lagos, in the Lagos Magisterial District, did unlawfully kill one Godrich Elvis, aged 4 years by using hot pressing iron to burn him all over his body and putting him inside a plastic drum and locked the drum with padlock and thereby committed an offence punishable under Section 221 of the Criminal Law of Lagos State, Nigeria, 2011.”
His plea was not taken. The matter was adjourned till April 2, 2014.

PUNCH NG

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