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Emotional Scene at Funeral as Abu Trica’s Aunt Begs Late Sister to ‘Bring Him Back’ and Make FBI Lose the Casr

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An emotional moment unfolded during the funeral of the late sister of Ghanaian socialite Abu Trica, as a woman identified as his aunt made a heartfelt appeal while standing beside the deceased’s body.

In a video that has since gone viral on social media, the grieving aunt was heard pleading with her late niece to spiritually intervene in the ongoing legal troubles involving Abu Trica, who is currently facing extradition proceedings linked to alleged romance scam offences. 

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Speaking through tears, she appealed to her deceased relative to “go and bring Abu” home and ensure that the FBI loses all documents connected to the case.

The emotional remarks drew reactions from mourners gathered at the funeral, highlighting the pain the family continues to endure following the death of Abu Trica’s sister and his ongoing legal battle abroad. 

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Abu Trica, whose real name is Frederick Kumi, has been at the centre of a high-profile extradition case after U.S. authorities accused him of involvement in an alleged multi-million-dollar romance scam targeting elderly victims in the United States.

He has consistently denied wrongdoing and has challenged attempts to extradite him to the United States through the Ghanaian courts.

The funeral was particularly emotional because Abu Trica was unable to attend the final burial of his sister due to his legal circumstances, a situation that has generated sympathy from some sections of the public. 

Videos from the funeral have been widely shared online, with many Ghanaians expressing condolences to the bereaved family, while others reflected on the emotional impact of the prolonged legal proceedings.

The latest development comes as the extradition process involving Abu Trica continues, with both Ghanaian and U.S. authorities pursuing legal procedures related to the case.

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