Mortuary Man Reveals How A Popular Pastor Came To Him To Buy Human Parts

A mortician, identified as “Akok) Specs” has confirmed rumors that Ghanaian pastors approach them to buy human parts from them.

“Akok) Specs”, as he is affectionately called made the shocking disclosure during an interview with Razak Ghana on Razak Ghana TV, stating that morticians who sell dead bodies and dead human parts are those that have untutored minds about the work they do.

He said, “Those that sell dead human parts or dead bodies are those that have little knowledge about the work. As for the selling of dead bodies and dead parts, it is done everywhere. When they come, they don’t come to buy the full body, instead, some of the parts of the body”.

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Speaking on why they prefer the parts to the whole body, the mortician stated “Let’s take it for instance that I join an occultic group. Then I am told to bring a human head. So, it is my boss who would let me know whether they want a fresh or dead one. If I am told to present a dead one, then it is my work to go to the mortuary to search for one”.

In buttressing his assertion that pastors come to them to buy dead human parts, “Akok) Specs” recounted how a popular man of God in Ghana came to him to buy dead human parts.

The mortician claims initially when the pastor came there, he thought he had come there to perhaps check on a dead family member he brought but little did he know that he had come there for a different thing.

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Explaining how it happened, “Akok) Specs” said “I have encountered one before. It was a man of God who came to me in an expensive land cruiser car. When he told me that he wanted to discuss it with me, I thought he had come to check a dead body he brought. I thought he would let us sit at the office to talk, but he asked that we go to a spot to sit and talk. He then told me that he needed the nails and hair of a dead body. He needed something little but the money he showed me was huge”.