The patron of sports in the country where the Cameroonian Albert Ebosse Bodjongo was killed after a football match revealed that he cannot make any statement on the basis of "press articles”.
During a press conference organised last weekend in Douala by the family of Albert Dominique Ebosse Bodjongo, Cameroonian footballer killed August 23 in Algeria, Dr. Moune attempted to demonstrate from an autopsy performed at the military hospital in Douala that the Cameroonian striker was victim of a "premeditated murder."
A thesis that contradict the preliminary results presented on August 25, 2014 by the Prosecutor of the Republic of Tizi - Ouzou, Mohamed Tayeb Lazizi who argued that the death of the young Cameroonian occurred after " trauma caused by a blunt and sharp object" that caused "internal bleeding."
Silent since the beginning of this new episode in the case, Mohamed Ahmed, Minister for sport of the country said yesterday in Algiers that until the final report by Algerian justice is released that they will be able to express themselves clearly on the matter of the Cameroonian player.
"We have no comment to make on the death of Albert Ebossé. The folder is currently in the hands of the Algerian justice. Everything that is reported here and there, are finally just press articles", said the Algerian sports boss.
