UNSOLVED MURDER OF ADAM: A NIGERIAN KID'S TORSO IN THAMES

In this episode of A Very Nigerian Crime, we will be taking a look at one of the longest and saddest unsolved child murder cases in recent times. This happened in 2001, In London, In the Thames river where the torso of a young African boy was seen floating by an unsuspecting passerby. This tragic true crime is full of twist and turns with a very unsatisfactory ending.
This is the story of the Unsolved murder of kid.
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[@loretta_3843]

Hearing the man say "one more tide and the body would have been washed out" and no one would have known anything at all, makes me think "so have there been others that no one has indeed known about"? It's a frightening thought, but if it's gone this far, surely he couldn't be the only one.

[@AVeryNigerianCrime]

Sadly , that is most likely true .. thanks for watching ..

[@loretta_3843]

@@AVeryNigerianCrime how sad.. I'm sure I saw something about this case a while back. Some things are so awful, you'd like to think they couldn't happen. Thank you for putting an interesting presentation together and bringing light to the topic.

[@ugochukwuekene4319]

I have missed your videos, i hope to see more soon

[@AVeryNigerianCrime]

Thank you … we are sorry for the break… hope you enjoy this…

[@naomir8205]

This happened days after I moved to the UK from Nigeria also as a child. I remember watching the news knowing very well it was a Nigerian affair and this case has stuck with me since. I hope they find what really happened to him. This boy has never been formally identified. Just sad and why I encourage black folks to use gene search sites as it could help find relatives of unsolved murder victims.

[@AVeryNigerianCrime]

That’s actually a good idea .. although unsolved , it would be comforting for him to at least reclaim his name , at least his real name .

[@okeogheneefeludu4523]

I predict you're about to get a lot more subscribers. Amazing video. Well done ✌🏿

[@AVeryNigerianCrime]

🙏🏽Thanks for watching …

[@sinaishop923]

I wish you guys would make more videos ...

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[@clavicleofcernunnos]

Such a sad story. If indeed Adam was killed for a ritual, do you think it was a similar motive as the case of the "Ibadan forest of horror" in Soka Forest? Will you do a video on the latter subject?

[@AVeryNigerianCrime]

Yes we will.. thanks for watching ..

[@TheHick1997]

Was there no DNA testing to see if Adam may have been Joyce's son?? They were from the same city after all. Did they not want to interview her daugther's too?

[@AVeryNigerianCrime]

That’s actually a very important point …. This happened in 2000, so yes there was DNA testing… hmmm… I wonder why as well🤔

[@muhammedakinyemi7560]

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[@AVeryNigerianCrime]

Thanks for watching !

[@angelsackson]

Even in 2001, Nigerians were showing what trouble they were in England… 😒

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