Kenkey seller appears in court over death of tailor Felix Amanor

A female kenkey seller has appeared before a court in connection with the death of 52-year-old tailor Felix Amanor, whose body was discovered at a roadside in Pantoase. The body was found on July 5, 2026, prompting an immediate investigation by local authorities into the circumstances surrounding the tailor's sudden passing. The suspect was subsequently apprehended and brought before the court to face proceedings related to the incident.

According to details presented during the case, the suspect admitted that Amanor collapsed during an intimate encounter at her home. She reportedly told investigators that she panicked following the collapse and decided to move his body to the roadside in Pantoase. This action was allegedly taken to prevent her estranged husband from discovering that the tailor had been present at her residence, leading her to abandon the body rather than seeking immediate medical assistance.

The case has drawn significant attention from residents of the Pantoase community, many of whom were shocked by the discovery. Police are currently working to verify the suspect's account of a sudden collapse while awaiting a formal medical report to establish the exact cause of death. The court proceedings are expected to determine if there are grounds for additional charges beyond those related to the handling of the body.

As the investigation continues, the suspect remains in custody to assist authorities with their inquiries. The court has highlighted the need for a thorough forensic examination to clarify whether any foul play was involved in the 52-year-old's death. Future hearings will focus on the autopsy results and further witness statements to conclude the legal process for the deceased tailor.