Relatives of dead Paralympics coach abscond after arriving in Norway – New Reports
Four “relatives” of the “dead coach”, George Gyamfi Gyasi, who went to represent the country at the just-ended Norway Marathon have also absconded in Norway, the president of the National Paralympic Committee, Samson Deen has said.
The four are said to have secured visas from the Norwegian embassy with the intention of going to Oslo to bring the corpse of Gyamfi Gyasi to Accra.
Speaking to Benjamin Offei-Addo on the Asaase Breakfast Show on Monday (22 July), Deen said the two officials who aided the “fake paralympic team” used a defunct association to apply for the visa.
“If you look at the first application, it was six or seven people they applied for initially. They were denied visas, they got the letters they wanted subsequently forged, but upon arrival, they absconded, and one died.”
“They subsequently wrote to the Norwegian embassy again and requested to send the families of the one who died The people went, they couldn’t bring the corpse. The four also absconded, these guys are known. They’ve been identified,” Deen said.
Source: Asaase Radio
