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I Killed My Children Because They Kept Saying ‘Fire’ After I Told Them To Say ‘God’ – Man Who Stoned His Two Children To Death Confesses

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A 25-year-old man identified as Elisha Tari, who was apprehended by men of the Adamawa State Police Command for stoning two of his children to death has opened up on why he committed the heinous act.

Tari who is an indigene of Himike village in Michika Local Government Area, was arrested last Thursday, August 18, for stoning two of his children (3 and 5 years old respectively) to death.

On Monday, August 22, Tari was paraded before newsmen. While fielding questions, the accused who is a traditional musician confessed to brutally murdering his victims.

“I smoke indian hemp, drink alcohol and inhale snuff. I do not in any way take tramol or any other hard drugs.” he said

TarI stated that his wife and the mother of the deceased children left her matrimonial home over 2 months ago, and that all efforts to make her return proved abortive.

According to him, he went to his in-laws on several occasions to persuade their daughter to return home, but his in-laws denied him access to his wife and instead kept on deceiving him.

He said the deceased children came to meet him on that fateful day while he was cooking and he asked them “When is your mother returning back home?”

He said that he also asked them to say “God” but instead, they said ‘fire and kept saying fire, fire, instead of God.’

“I became irritated and provoked by their action as a result which I picked up stones and hit them on their heads to death” Tari said

He claimed he has a psychological problem, and was once tied with chains because of a mental disorder.

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