Three policemen killed J B Danquah Adu, and not Assiedu – says counsel.
The counsel argued that the late MP was tall and well-built and that Asiedu could not overpower him.
“Your story suggesting that it was Daniel Asiedu who killed the MP was a fabrication and full of lies.”
He also told the court how a T-shirt and a handkerchief all soaked with blood and a knife were found at the scene and Asiedu admitted that those items were for him.
The investigator said Janet Kyeraa also informed the Police that Asiedu after the incident gave her a knife stained with blood to clean.
“When the knife was shown to the first accused person (Asiedu) he admitted to having used that knife on the deceased
The case investigator said, in the deceased’s room, Asiedu asked for forgiveness for the offence he had committed.
The investigator told the court that Asiedu to the investigation team how he went to the crime scene and how he perpetrated the crime.
