JUST IN: Real Estate Agent Richard Was Unalifed By Landowner George Idumangi And Girlfriend Tee
A simple property transaction spiraled into a nightmare of betrayal and violence. What started as a promising sale of farmland ended in cold-blooded murder, leaving a family shattered and a community on edge.
A landowner named George, eager to cash in on his unused plot, connected with a local real estate broker called Richard.
For weeks, all seems smooth. George pockets the money, visions of new ventures dancing in his head. But then, the cracks appear. The buyer, growing impatient, starts pressing for the official paperwork to seal the ownership. Delays turn into excuses, and soon, sharp words fly between the parties. Richard, caught in the middle as the go-between, steps in to mediate. Little did he know, his efforts to resolve the mess would cost him his life.
Eyewitness accounts and police probes painted a grim picture: Richard had been snatched, bound, and executed in a fit of rage-fueled revenge. The motive? Pure greed mixed with fury over the botched sale. George’s refusal to hand over the papers had turned a minor hiccup into a blood-soaked grudge.
Bayelsa’s police force, no strangers to the state’s tangled web of oil feuds and territorial spats, sprang into action. Led by a determined squad from Operation Puff Adder—a crack unit tackling high-risk crimes—they pieced together leads pointing straight to George. But he was already on the run, slipping out of state borders toward the bright lights of Lagos, Nigeria’s commercial heartbeat.
In a twist straight out of a thriller, George made a bold bid for freedom. Holed up in Lagos, he tried to snag a passport to vanish overseas. But the long arm of the law caught up.
