Man Shoots His Brother-In-Law Dead For Cheating On His Sister In Delta

 

A Man is currently on the run after he allegedly killed his brother-in-law for allegedly cheating on his sister identified as Mrs. Oshebini Hausa, in Delta State.

The Incident happened in Ileje community in Umunede, Ika North East Local Government Area of the State.

According to report the incident attracted attention from many people in Ileje community and neighbouring communities.

The fleeing suspect, was said to have shot his brother-in-law following an altercation that ensued between the couple over infidelity allegation.

It was gathered that the sister of the runaway suspect had reported her late husband to her siblings alleging that he cheated on her.

It was also gathered that the suspect shot the deceased on his manhood which led to his death on the spot.

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