I am innocent, it is a case of prejudice – Inusah Fuseini’s son states plans to get justice
Abdul Inusah, son of the former Member of Parliament (MP) for Tamale Central Inusah Fuseini has stated unequivocally that he is innocent of the purported fraud case against him.
Adding that he intends to appeal the federal jury conviction for his role in the reported fraud and money laundering saga that defrauded individuals in multiple states through the use of false online personas.
Abdul Inusah explained that he was given a plea deal to serve six months by the US Justice Department, but he rejected the offer and went ahead with the five-day jury trial this month because he is innocent.
“A jury came out with somewhat of a verdict, pronouncing me not guilty for three to four charges on those counts and they thought I was guilty of four other counts. So, from there the Justice Department came out with a communique talking about what happened in trial and it was from those communications that Ghanaian media would have fetched their news from,” he told Asaase Radio.
“But as to conviction or jail sentence or time, there is nothing of that sort because there is still a chance for me to talk to the government as to whether I still want to pursue the case from a different angle or just having a man-to-man talk with them with respect to giving them some information for a lesser sentence or whatever I decide to do with the case… Me and my lawyers, we are still continuing it because we strongly believe that I am innocent and this is just one of these prejudice cases that they must find a conviction at all costs in this case,” he concluded.
By: Agaatorne Douglas Asaah | myactiveonline.com
