Shocking Details Of Ghanaian Man Who Reportedly Killed His Wife In The US Drops

The Berks County Detectives have accused a Ghanaian man with aggravated assault and have opened a death investigation after finding his wife's lifeless body at a home in Richmond Township on Friday morning.
Last Friday just before 8:30 a.m., Fleetwood Police got a complaint about a domestic incident at a home in the unit block of Middletown Road.

Officers arrived and found a 33-year-old lady inside the house who was not breathing.

Despite the officers and EMS who arrived right away's best efforts to save her life, they were unsuccessful, and the woman was declared dead at the site.

The facts surrounding the woman's death were thoroughly investigated by Berks Detectives very away.

Harrison Boakye, 46, was arrested and charged with aggravated assault while this was happening.

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Following the event, resident Hartman addressed the couple and said the following:

"We realized something was awry when a coroner's van arrived after an ambulance", according to Hartman.

According to Hartman, the woman was Boakye's partner, and the two had previously argued.

Although the victim's name has not yet been made public by the authorities, property records indicate Harrison and Winifred Boakye are the owners of the house.

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"Since we were aware of her domestic problems in the past, we assumed she had had enough. We weren't certain, but we were nevertheless surprised to learn that she had passed away," said Hartman.

Hartman also mentioned the couple's two children, and she enquired as to their safety from the detective.
"He shared what he could with us. When we asked if the kids were alright, he replied, 'Domestic.' The answer was yes," stated Hartman.

Although Boakye is currently charged with simple and aggravated assault, it is stated in his court file that "depending upon the results of the autopsy, murder charges may be filed."

"You don't know what happens behind closed doors, which is the issue. They appeared to be the ideal family. For the kids, they just placed new equipment there", according to Hartman.

The autopsy will be conducted on Monday, according to Berks County District Attorney John Adams. On Tuesday, it's probable that the official cause of death and any new charges associated with it will be revealed.