10 years ago, on 16th March 2015, Charmain Speirs, who was living and working in Swansea, was murdered in what can only be described as a honeytrap or a romance scam. These crimes are common in Ghana as people trapped in poverty try to get out of their painful lives through engaging in scams such as targeting single British women online or illegal immigration/identity fraud etc, British passports are worth a lot of money when you are involved in bringing people into Britain who will pay big money to bring their entire families into the country in droves.
Eric Adusah (not his real name) and aged 28 (not his real age) specifically targeted my daughter in June 2014 on Plenty of Fish. He already seemed to know ALL about her. It was as if he had a notebook of notes already written about her. Someone had already gathered their information on her before he met her, because he deceitfully told her that he was interested in everything she liked, without him even knowing anything about her. He mirrored her to deceive her.
After her wedding, he broke promises of living in Swansea and made Charmain get rid of all her possessions, clothes, shoes, car, house. Looking back it was so he wouldn't have to do it after he'd killed her.
She met him June 2014 online, engaged August 2014, married 27th September 2014, dead within 6 months - March 16th 2015.
18 months earlier, Charmain whistle-blew about her suspicions of a paedophile ring to South Wales police September 2013.
18 months later she is found dead in a bath, injected with heroin (she never took drugs in her life) and GHB the date rape drug. Apparently, you can get away with murder in Ghana because money talks. However, I will not stop until I get justice for my daughter. I've made a full length video which will be published soon. I support Louise Pugh's petition.