PUNCH Metro learnt that the result, which was still sketchy, showed that the cause of the death might be more complex than earlier thought.
Our correspondent had reported how
Lekan, 51, allegedly beat his wife, Ronke, to death at their home in the
Egbeda-Idimu area of the state last Thursday.
Lekan, a dock worker in the Apapa area,
who spoke with our correspondent while in hiding, had denied complicity
in the death, saying he only slapped her that night.
He instead accused Ronke of sleeping
with one Kayode, the general manager of a publishing company where she
worked as the human resources manager.
After three days in hiding, the suspect gave himself up to the poilce.
A source on Tuesday said the report was still being compiled, adding that only a phase had been completed.
He said, “As of now, the report showed
that the marks of violence on the victim have nothing to do with her
death. Other areas are still being explored. The actual thing that
killed her has not been stated.”
http://www.punchng.com/ronke-not-die-marks-violence-autopsy/
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