- Police have resolved the May 19, 2024 murder case involving Alberta Hagan (39) and two of her children at Tuba Netlink Estates, Kasoa.
- Alberta and one child died instantly from deep head cuts, while one child survived despite severe injuries; a 5-month-old baby was found unharmed.
- Post-mortem confirmed the victims died from severe head trauma caused by assault.
- Investigation pointed to Alberta’s lover, Samuel Amoah a.k.a. Biggie, who had a falling out with her over money.
- Amoah confessed after his arrest on September 17, 2025, in Suhum and remains in police custody awaiting trial.
The Ghana Police Service has finally unraveled the gruesome murder of 39-year-old Alberta Hagan and two of her children, whose bodies were discovered at their home in Kasoa’s Tuba Netlink Estates in May 2024.
At a press briefing in Accra, CID Director-General COP Lydia Yaako Donkor recalled how officers arrived at a horrific scene on May 19, 2024. Alberta and one of her children were already dead, lying in a pool of blood with multiple deep wounds. A second child, gravely injured with cuts to the head, was rushed to the hospital, while a five-month-old baby was miraculously found alive on a sofa.
A post-mortem later confirmed that the deaths were caused by severe head injuries from assault.
After months of investigation, police linked the killings to Alberta’s partner, Samuel Amoah, also known as Biggie. According to COP Donkor, the couple’s relationship had broken down following a heated dispute over money. In a violent outburst, Amoah attacked Alberta and the children before fleeing the scene.
Following months of intelligence operations, Amoah was arrested on September 17, 2025, in Suhum. Under interrogation, he confessed to the crime and expressed remorse.
Police confirmed that Amoah remains in custody and will soon be arraigned in court on multiple counts of murder.
