Another version of Atta Mills Murder: On July 24, 2012, President Mills was handed an oil contract to sign by his secretary. The previous night, however, President Mills complained of severe pains and only had access to his doctors at 10am on the day he passed away. After receiving the documents, President Mills, who was showing signs of weakness, became agitated and declined to look at the documents. He signaled his secretary, in anger, to take the documents away because he was not well. As the woman turned round, President Mills fell on the floor, bleeding through his nose. In the heat of the confusion and the panic that ensued, President Mills was being bundled onto a stretcher and into a stationary ambulance at the Osu Castle to be sent to the 37 Military Hospital, with no notice to the medical officials there. Surprisingly, the police dispatch riders were nowhere to be found to lead the ambulance to the hospital. This caused a delay in the decision-making process as to whether to take the former President to the 37 Military Hospital or what to do, a situation that was said to have been compounded by the non-availability of the outriders when needed.This explains why President Mills was taken to the 37 Military Hospital slouched in the back seat, with his head bent to deal with the bleeding. Only a soldier and police officer accompanied the body. Handlers of the late president and officials at the Castle wanted to hide it. Not even his aide-de-camp followed the body to 37. After the vehicle carrying the remains of the dead president arrived at the 37 Military Hospital, the soldier and the policeman took the vehicle to the maternity ward, not sure how to get the body to the morgue.
Posted on: Tue, 23 Jul 2013 17:21:09 +0000
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