Two days after borrowing his employer’s motorcycle, a man lost his life in a brutal attack when he attempted to return the bike.
According to his cousin and close friend, the employer and his associates allegedly beat him to death in the middle of the night. The employer, now the prime suspect, fled the scene and remains at large.
“I received a phone call at midnight informing me that my cousin was being attacked. Three people were sent to my house, preventing me from leaving. I heard the commotion outside, but I couldn’t step out alone,” the cousin recounted.
No one came out to help
A close friend, who works as a night guard, confirmed the cousin’s account. He explained that he was on duty, protecting people’s vehicles, and could not abandon his post to intervene.
However, he added that if the neighbors had at least come out to help, he would have joined them.
Later, when the cousin called the suspect, the response he received was chilling and seemed to confirm the employer’s role in the murder.
“When I called, I was told, ‘Don’t waste my time with stupid calls; we already killed him and buried him ,’” the grieving cousin revealed.
Describing the horrific injuries, the cousin stated that his relative had suffered severe blows to the back of his head from a blunt object, deep nail marks on his forehead, a fractured left leg, and a ruptured stomach.
The main suspect, who owns a motorcycle business and rental properties, is a well known person in the area.
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Following the murder, an enraged mob allegedly demolished his rental buildings, forcing tenants to vacate.
The victim’s family is mourning their loss and demanding justice, emphasizing that the motorcycle at the heart of the conflict had already been returned, making the violence entirely unnecessary.
As detectives continue to investigate the murder and piece together the events leading to the fatal attack, the family is preparing to lay their loved one to rest while urging authorities to apprehend the suspect and ensure justice is served.
