My son would be alive if people were human enough – murdered soldier’s mum cries out

“My son cried for help; he called out to people to save his life; explaining that he wasn’t a criminal, but no one could help my dying son.”

According to her, she was washing on Saturday morning when a friend of Sheriff’s came to the house to ask about him (Sherrif), because he had been called from Burma camp that Sheriff had sought permission to return home due to ill health.

Afia Kyeraa explained that she could not decipher what could have led to the killing of an innocent soul as her child barely talked in the community.

“When people started telling me that Sherif has been killed in (Ashaiman) Taifa, I asked what could have led to that, because I know my son is not a troublesome person

She says she could not believe the cruelty of some human beings when she was told how people refused to help her dying son when he called for help at the moment he needed one the most.

My son shouted for help, explaining that he was a soldier and not a criminal, but no one would listen

I have even heard that the Assemblyman for the Taifa area was called to intervene, but he told them the person could be a criminal so he refused to come out to help,” she cried out.