Police have made three arrests in their search for the missing Takoradi girls
A third suspect has been arrested in connection with kidnapped Takoradi girls.
Starr News sources say the suspect was picked up in Nigeria.
Two other suspects Samuel Willis and Emily Alimo are already in custody and are facing trial.
So far, four bodies have been discovered by the police over the last one week in connection with investigations into the kidnappings.
Meanwhile, two families of the missing girls have backtracked on their stance not to allow the police take samples for DNA tests on some discovered bodies at the premises of the kidnap suspect.
The Bentum and Korankye families have given the green light for the samples to be taken, spokesperson of the families Michael Grant Hayford revealed to Morning Starr host Francis Abban on Thursday.
“We are in a country where we have to respect our elders and the rule of law. The result is what we are all looking out for,” he said.
However, he insisted the families believe the girls are still alive.
“We still believe the girls [discovered bodies] are not our loved ones,” Hayford stressed on Starr 103.5FM.
The three families had earlier mentioned they are not going to cooperate with the police for the DNA Test because they have lost confidence in the peace makers.
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