Two brothers found dead inside deep freezer in Ondo

Two children of the same parents, Olufemitan Olaitan, 9; and
Oluwafifunmi Olaitan, 7, have been found dead inside a
non-functioning deep freezer in their house located at No 6, Road
1, Eyin Ala, Akure in Ondo State.

It was gathered that their mother, Mrs. Olubunmi Olaitan, went
outside and left the two primary school pupils in the house
playing; but before she returned home, the two male children were
already inside the deep freezer, dead.

The incident happened on Monday, and it is still unclear as to
how the children got into the deep freezer and were found dead.

The state Police Public Relations Officer, Mr. Femi Joseph,
confirmed the incident, describing it as “sad and unfortunate.”

He explained that there was no trace that the boys were killed,
adding that the command did not make any arrest on the matter.

“We did not suspect any foul play because it appeared as if the
kids were playing inside the deep freezer and the deep freezer
locked up when there was nobody at home to open its door for them,”
Joseph said.

Two children of the same parents, Olufemitan Olaitan, 9; and
Oluwafifunmi Olaitan, 7, have been found dead inside a
non-functioning deep freezer in their house located at No 6, Road
1, Eyin Ala, Akure in Ondo State.

It was gathered that their mother, Mrs. Olubunmi Olaitan, went
outside and left the two primary school pupils in the house
playing; but before she returned home, the two male children were
already inside the deep freezer, dead.

The incident happened on Monday, and it is still unclear as to
how the children got into the deep freezer and were found dead.

The state Police Public Relations Officer, Mr. Femi Joseph,
confirmed the incident, describing it as “sad and unfortunate.”

He explained that there was no trace that the boys were killed,
adding that the command did not make any arrest on the matter.

“We did not suspect any foul play because it appeared as if the
kids were playing inside the deep freezer and the deep freezer
locked up when there was nobody at home to open its door for them,”
Joseph said.