Watch as a Ghanaian lady narrates her German husband's assassination attempt

A Ghanaian lady has narrated the story of her German husband’s assassination attempt which resulted from his plan to secure €300,000 insurance payout.

According to her, the husband manipulated their children to kill the mother through stabbing or pillow smothering.

This was contained in a post shared on X by EDHUB.

In a video that accompanied the post, the lady explained that she saw a change in the demeanour of her second and last child and asked what the problem was but they said nothing was wrong.

She added that she also saw a change in behaviour of her husband towards his children adding that, despite the fact they are not his biological children, he loved them very much and they were best of friends; but arguments started ensuing between them which made her worried.

“One day I saw a change in the demeanour of my last born, I asked and he said it's nothing but you could see that the child is burdened. The second child behaved the same way. I asked but he said nothing was wrong. I noticed that the white man began to engage in arguments with the children but it wasn’t like that initially. Though they are not his biological children, he loved them very much, they were best friends,” she stated.

According to the lady, she probed further and found out that the German husband tried to convince the children to kill the mother for a reward of €5,000 but they refused; which resulted in frequent arguments.

Watch the lady’s narration in the post below:

A Ghanaian lady, in an interview with Zion Felix, revealed how her German husband conspired with her own children to k!ll her either by stàbbing or by pillow smòthering in order to claim a €300,000 insurance payout.

According to her, she noticed a complete change in her… pic.twitter.com/YPeDsuHwIM

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