A different recording got from Amartey Kwei in prison cannot also be traced, all these untenable, Mr Baako said. Another aspect of those punished for the killings Mr Baako raised red flags on, was that the “young boys” had nothing against the judges. Lauding the Joy News documentary ‘Who Killed the Judges,’ Mr Baako noted that the recount of history is important because “…there’s a need to continue the search for the truth, the whole truth, in spite of the NRC proceeding”. “When you have the recordings [from Rawlings] missing, that should tell you the story ended”. Amartey Kwei, Tony Tekpor, Dzandzu and Helki were all found guilty of murder, sentenced to death and executed by firing squad.

Source: GhanaWeb October 06, 2018 12:11 UTC