A 14-year-old girl and a resident of the Rubber Factory Community in Gbarnga, Bong County, Sangay Tokpah, who is believed to be overwhelmed by guilt or perhaps the weight of her twisted destiny, has confessed that she is responsible for the deaths of an educator, David F. Juaquellie commonly known as ‘Jack Handle’ and his wife in the county.
Making the confession during a family meeting in the Rubber Factory Community on Sunday, January 12, 2025, Sangay Tokpah’s voice was cold, but her words burned with the truth. “I killed your parents. I killed your mother and father.”
She confessed that her powers were far more than simple magic; they were a force of destruction; one that could destroy everything and everyone around her.
According to Sangay, she had tried to keep it hidden and tried to control it, but she was getting weak because she was asked to bring Leela Juaquellie for another sacrifice; something Sangay said she is delaying.
Sangay, who is the niece to the late David Juaquellie explained that when she first arrived in the Juaquellie’s household, she thought she could keep herself safe, keep them safe but, the darkness within her had slowly begun to manifest through a witchcraft activity.
The loss of Juaquellie or Jack Handle and Mrs. Kuwah Juaquellie had been a painful, unanswered question in the Rubber Factory Community.
Now, it seemed they had found an answer that was more horrifying than they could have ever imagined.
The girl who had been considered by the children of the later Juaquellies as a sister had unknowingly ruined their entire family.
Mother Oretha T. Juaquellie, mysteriously died on December 14, 2020, in a car accident and David F. Juaquellie died on December 24, 2022, in another car accident in the Lofa parking in Gbarnga, while their only daughter’s son, Moses Vesselee, mysteriously disappeared in the same community and later he was discovered dead on February 7, 2024.
Meanwhile, family sources have revealed that Sangay Tokpah has been taken to a local church in Gbarnga for deliverance.
