- Samuel Amoah, nicknamed Biggie, appeared before the Adabraka District Court for the alleged murder of a woman and her two children in Kasoa.
- The hearing was adjourned to September 25, 2025, as the court did not sit.
- Tense scenes unfolded as police struggled to escort him to a vehicle while relatives of the deceased hurled insults.
- Family members disputed claims that the victim, Alberta Hagan, was in a relationship with Amoah, insisting she was married and unrelated to him beyond errands.
- Amoah was arrested in Suhum on September 17, 2025, after admitting involvement in the killings but claiming he was not in control of his actions.
- Incident occurred on May 19, 2024, when Alberta and her three children were attacked; two died, while an eight-year-old survivor with severe head injuries was hospitalized.
- Police continue investigations while Amoah faces three counts of murder.
Tensions flared at the Adabraka District Court as Samuel Amoah, popularly known as Biggie, made his first appearance over the gruesome killing of a woman and her two children in Kasoa.
The case, however, did not proceed as scheduled on Tuesday, September 23, 2025, because the court did not sit. It was adjourned to Thursday, September 25. Outside the courtroom, security officers had difficulty escorting Amoah to a police vehicle as relatives of the victims vented their anger, shouting insults at the accused.
The victims’ family rejected reports suggesting that Amoah had been romantically involved with the deceased, 39-year-old Alberta Hagan. According to them, Alberta was a married woman, and Amoah merely performed errands for her.
Police investigations indicate that the killings took place on May 19, 2024, at Alberta’s residence in Tuba Net-Link Estates, Kasoa. Officers who arrived at the scene found Alberta and two of her children — aged 18 and 10 — dead in a pool of blood. A third child, aged eight, survived but suffered deep cuts to the head and was rushed to hospital for treatment.
Following months of tracking, police arrested Amoah at Suhum in the Eastern Region on September 17, 2025. During interrogation, he reportedly confessed to the killings but claimed he was unaware of what drove his actions.
Amoah has since been charged with three counts of murder. The case has attracted widespread public attention as investigations continue.
