Police statement: Missing and found Tadi pregnant woman was never pregnant; woman named suspect
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In a statement signed by Assistant Commissioner of Police, Kwesi Ofori, the missing and found pregnant woman, Josephine Panyin Simons is now named a suspect in the case.
Based on the medical findings after she was sent to the Axim Government Hospital following her reappearance, she was not pregnant within the period under review following thorough medical examination by the medical doctors at Axim Government Hospital.
She mentioned European Hospital as the hospital for her antenatal but records at the Hospital reveal she visited the hospital last year October but not with pregnancy.
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