Eugene Kezoh, 25, of Mondoni in Tiko Sub-division, sliced off his
elder brother, Ernest Kezoh, 34, to death after the two engaged in a
heated argument that led to a machete fight.
The chilling incident occurred in the Palm Oil rich village of Mondoni, on Saturday June 4th.
According
to Cyprian Kezoh, eldest son of the Kezoh family and eyewitness to the
incident, Eugene and Ernest got involved in a bitter argument over who
will be in control of their family Cocoa farm. After Ernest argued that
Eugene has over exploited the farm in the past, he claimed it was his
turn.
“We tried to broker
peace between both of them but Ernest was bent on having the entire farm
for himself,” said Cyprian, adding that “Ernest was the first to pick a
weapon. He grabbed a sharp machete and an iron rod and used
them to smash Eugene. He even cut my father badly when he tried to
prevent him from cutting Eugene.”
Eugene
successfully seized the cutlass from Ernest and went straight for the
neck where he slit his throat. He cut several other parts of Ernest’s
body.
Cyprian said he cried for help when he saw Ernest bleeding profusely.
An
irate population immediately rushed to the scene and took the entire
family to the village square were Eugene received the beatings of his
life time.
However, security
forces managed to seize him from the mob and placed in custody at the
Tiko gendarmerie brigade alongside his father and the other brother.
Meantime,
the chief of Mondoni village, Richard Kombe Ndike, expressed shock at
the incident, observing that the Kezoh family brought abomination to the
village.

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