Ritualist den allegedly operated by siblings uncovered in Osun (photos)

The police in Osun state have captured two siblings, Tajudeen Monsuru and Tajudeen Alani, for purportedly running a ritualist nook in the Yemoja territory in Iwo on Monday, December 7.

The cave was revealed while the police were exploring the puzzling vanishing of a woman distinguished as Mutiat Alani.

As per reports, Mutiat had disappeared and a manhunt was dispatched by the police. During the examination, her telephone was followed to a vulcanizer who told the police that he got it from one of the kin. He drove the police to the place of the ritualists and they were captured. Irate adolescents later torched the structure where the presumed ritualists worked from.

Affirming the occurrence, the Spokesperson of the Osun State Police Command, Yemisi Opalola, said the kin were captured with damaged cadavers.

"We captured two ceremonial executioners Tajudeen Monsuru and Tajudeen Lawal. A lady recognized as Mutiat Alani was accounted for missing. We initiated an examination. The phone of the missing lady was found with Monsuru.

The police went to the house and recuperated two mangled carcasses. They found disintegrating bodies. They admitted that they murdered numerous individuals yet just two cadavers were recuperated. They murdered for customs to assist those that with disparaging them," she said