Phone dealer Dinero, popularly known as Terry, who was previously reported missing, has been found dead in Teshie, Accra, on Thursday, September 24, 2026.
A relative confirmed the development to Ghbase News, saying Dinero’s remains were discovered on Thursday morning. The family source also alleged that attempts had been made to burn the body but were unsuccessful.
The circumstances surrounding the death have sparked concern as investigations continue into the Teshie incident and the disappearance of the phone dealer.
Suspects Arrested as Dinero’s Vehicle Is Recovered
Earlier reports indicated that at least three suspects had been arrested in connection with the case, while Dinero’s vehicle had also been recovered.
Information emerging from the investigation suggests that authorities are working to establish what happened to the phone dealer after he travelled to Teshie.
WhatsApp Messages Point to Possible Setup
A WhatsApp conversation between Dinero and a close friend reportedly showed that he had travelled to Teshie to meet a woman.
According to the reported messages, Dinero later told his friend that he had been set up and shared his location. The messages were subsequently deleted, raising further questions about the circumstances surrounding his disappearance.
A family source has described the incident as a possible “honey trap”, alleging that a woman had spent several weeks developing a false romantic relationship with Dinero before allegedly luring him to a location.
The source claimed that the alleged scheme was designed to target individuals involved in the sale of expensive goods, particularly phone dealers.
Police Investigation Into Teshie Death
The allegations surrounding Dinero’s death have not been independently established, and the investigation is expected to determine the exact circumstances that led to his disappearance and death.
The arrests and recovery of his vehicle could provide investigators with important leads as they work to identify those responsible and establish the motive behind the incident.
The case has renewed attention on crime in Accra, personal security and the safety of traders dealing in high-value mobile phones and electronic devices.
Further details are expected as the investigation into the Teshie death and Dinero case progresses.
Source: newsthemegh.com