The Glay family of Liberia has requested an official investigation into the assassination of their brother, Major General Alfred T. Glay, on April 25, 2002 in Ghana.
Furthermore, document relating to his murder and assassination of other Liberian dissentients has been filed with Amnesty International, Human Rights Now, and the U.S. State Department. In consultation with their attorneys, the family will soon make a decision concerning a possible legal action.
Find below the text of their request to the President of Ghana, His Excellency John Kufuor: May 4, 2002
Republic of Ghana
The Castle, Osu
Accra, Ghana
Dear Sir,
On behalf of the Glay family I would like to please draw your attention to the assassination of our brother Major General Alfred T. Glay, Sr., former Sr. Aide-de-Camp to the late President Samuel K. Doe of Liberia. This incident, as you know, occurred on Thursday, April 25, 2002, in Ghana. Alfred has sought sanctuary in the Liberian Refugee Camp at Buduburam with his family, his 81 years old mother, and other relatives.
We, the Glay family, are requesting that an official investigation into the assassination of General Glay be held, and that it include an inquiry into the activities, in the Republic of Ghana, of Benjamin Yeaten, director of special security services for the Republic of Liberia,
Included are documents relevant to his assassination.
Sincerely,
The Glay family
P.O. Box 450493
Atlanta, GA 31145
Website: www.theperspective.org
E-mail: [email protected]
Source: GhanaWeb
