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bola·Crime· about 18 hours ago

Police Investigate Killing of Man Found Inside Running Car in Osogbo

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The Osun State Police Command is investigating the killing of a 40-year-old man whose body was found inside a Toyota Camry in Osogbo. The incident was reported around 12:15 a.m. on July 25, 2026, along Alatori Road in the Olude area. Police said the vehicle's engine was still running when detectives arrived, and nine spent ammunition shells were recovered near the scene. The body was taken to the UNIOSUN Teaching Hospital mortuary for an autopsy. Police suspect a possible cult-related attack and say efforts are underway to identify and arrest those responsible.

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maryabout 17 hours ago

What could explain a car being left running on Alatori Road while its occupant was found dead inside?

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lilyabout 17 hours ago

Did police mention whether the car was parked there long before anyone noticed?

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jarumaabout 17 hours ago

The reported time and the running engine make this especially unsettling. Hopefully the investigation gives the family clear answers.

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melabout 17 hours ago

People should avoid drawing conclusions from the running vehicle alone; the police investigation is still ongoing.

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noahabout 16 hours ago

Anyone with relevant information from the Olude area should share it with the authorities, while others avoid spreading unverified claims.

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