TRIBUNE
Lukmon Oladele was a native doctor attending to patients, using for traditional means to heal and to boost their businesses.
However, unknown to his neighbours and residents of the area he lived in, the Ijebu-Ode-born suspect was also into sale of human parts. He would lure ladies, especially commercial sex workers, to his house.
In the process of intimacy, he would grip his victim, kill her and remove needed body parts, after which he would throw the body in a place that would either not be seen or recognized, since it would be headless.
His cup, however, became full with his last deed with a mother of two, Oyindamola Adeyemi, whom he lured to the house of his accomplice, Taiwo Ajalorun, purportedly for sex.
With the aid of his accomplice, Ajalorun, who pinned her down, Oyindamola was strangled by Lukmon one afternoon.
Having achieved that, Lukmon began to work like a butcher, slicing off the parts he needed to sell to his waiting clients.
In the early hours of the following day, he squeezed the body stump into a big bag and took it to a distance to dump it.
