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‘They always come to pass’ Man murders friend over claims he saw him having sex with his wife in dream

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A man has been arrested after he killed his friend in cold blood over claims that that he had sex with his wife in a dream.

The Ghanian man, known as Desco had lured his friend to a bush and murders him, stabbing him various times.

This was coming after he had tried to kill his own grandfather because according to him he had stolen his manhood and rendered him impotent.

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Luckily his grandfather survived the attack and is presently undergoing treatment.

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Desco told newsmen that his dreams always come to pass and he could not wait for his friend to actually sleep with his wife before killing him.

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