Missing Boy Found Dead With His Eyes Plucked Out In The Back Of A Car In Suleja (Graphic Photos)

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The boy was found dead

In what will come across as a really shocking development, a boy who went missing has been found dead in the back of a car with his eyes plucked out in Suleja, Niger state.

The 9-year-old boy, identified simply as Emma, had been missing for two days, before his body was found in the parked car on Monday morning, June 1.

The car he was found in is one used by a driving school to teach people how to drive.


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https://www.tori.ng/news/147613/missing-boy-found-dead-with-his-eyes-plucked-out-i.html



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