2 children saved from the hand of a ritual killer

He told police that God had told him 'to cut off children's heads ... and then I would be made king'
Drissa Coulibaly
                       

In the past 3 months in Ivory Coast 20 children have disappeared with their body appearing later mutilated. But on January 25 a suspected killer was arrested after he tried to dismember 2 children in a well in Yopougon a suburb of Abidjan.
The children Cedric 14 and Souleymane 10 was attacked by Drissa Coulibaly with a machete. He attacked the Cedric and Souleymane before a soldier walking nearby chased him away. He was later arrested by soldiers from the barracks and taken to the police. He confessed to the police of
committing 3 murders . He told the police that god has told him to "cut off children's head .... and then I will be king."
"god told me to do this ,he told me to cut off children's heads and bring them to him and then I would be king " Coulibaly 38, told AFP from custody. I told him I didn't want to do this but he insisted" he added. His goal was to win his swords of loyalty and he said he communicated with God by way of angels in the shape of crows.

Decapitated corpses have turned up in the Ivory Coast after a wave of child murders. Pictured, Cedric, 14, survived an attack in Yopougon, a suburb of Abidjan
Cedric
     The attacker was caught after came at Souleymane, pictured,  while they were fetching water from a well in in Yopougon, a suburb of Abidjan, on January 25 Souleymane was in shock, but he survived, unlike many victims of a wave of child murders in Ivory Coast                                             

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