Source:Ghpage.com

Murder of Bettie Jenifer: Police direct investigation to husband in jail

Maryland Police in the United States of America has disclosed that Ghanaian actor Chris Attoh is not a person of interest in the gruesome murder of his wife.

According to reports, Chris Attoh does not have an interest in the outcome of his wife’s death even though some critics have been pointing accusing fingers at him.

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Chris Attoh got married to his murdered wife, Bettie Jenifer in October 2019 in Dansoman, Accra in a private ceremony after divorcing his Nigerian wife, Damilola.

However, Bettie was murdered on Friday 10th May 2019 after work when she was heading towards the parking lot by a gunman in Maryland, USA.

She was shot in the head and was pronounced dead after she was rushed to the hospital.

After the death of Bettie Jenifer, it was reported that she was legally married to a drug lord known as Kedrick Jenifer.

This indicated that she was married to two men at the same time and filed for divorce from her first husband just last month after he found out about her marriage to Chris Attoh.

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According to reports, Bettie’s first husband was the main cocaine supplier between Baltimore and Woodbridge, Virginia, USA.

Kedrick Jenifer also known as Pretty Ricky is currently serving a 20-year prison sentence for distributing 450 kilograms of cocaine.

The Maryland police have started investigations into the murder and no one has been arrested yet but the only description the police has is that the shooter is a black male with black hair, wearing dark shirt and pants.

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