W!ck_dness: Unknown Person H*ngs Small B0y to D£ath (Gr*ph!c Ph0tos)

 


Groovenaija360 has seen gruesome images of a little child being hanged by an unidentified individual.

WATCH VIDEO HERE

The mvrderer str,ngled the helpless boy to d£ath by tying a r/pe around his neck.

Who posted the pictures, Abiola Bamisebi wrote:

Until the end of their life, whomever kills this infant will never be at peace.


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