‘Kidnapped pregnant woman’ finally meets bail condition

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‘Kidnapped pregnant woman’ finally meets bail condition

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osephine, is expected to reappear in court on Thursday October 14, 2021, on the charges of deceiving public officers and making false publication about pregnancy and kidnapping.

The alleged “pregnant and kidnapped” Takoradi woman Josephine Panyin Simons, has finally met the bail conditions after one week of the granting of bail.

  A Takoradi circuit court A, last Monday listened to the plea of a team of lawyers to grant the accused who pleaded not guilty  bail, since the offense in question was a misdemeanor and therefore bailable.

  Josephine Panyin Mensah is alleged to have “faked” her pregnancy and subsequent kidnap, a situation that made the twin City go perplexed.

  The court presided over by Michael Cudjoe Ampadu after a long arguments between lawyers and the Prosecutor granted the bail in the sum of GHS50,000 with two sureties, one to be justified.

But days passed and saw her still in custody since family members found it a Herculean task to provide the bail requirements until Monday afternoon when all conditions were satisfied.

  Josephine, is expected to reappear in court on Thursday October 14, 2021, on the charges of deceiving public officers and making false publication about pregnancy and kidnapping.

The accused went missing on September 16, 2021 carrying a “pregnancy” but was only found some days after without the pregnancy which gained national attention and interest with many twist and turns emanating from the incident.

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