Two slightly decomposing dead bodies have been found in a parked vehicle at Agogo shoe factory.

According to reports gathered by OTEC News, the two were employees of a Chinese-owned business, Asomdwie Rubber company, located in the former Kumasi shoe factory compound at Atonsu-Agogo.

The deceased have been identified as Baba, a senior staff member, and a female colleague whose name is yet to be confirmed.

The woman, a junior staff member, had joined the company less than two months ago.

According to reports, their deaths are still a mystery. The woman's head was resting on Baba when the two were found on the back seat of the car.

He was wearing only shorts and a singlet. The doors of the car were locked, and its tinted windows were rolled up.

Sources say the two were present at the wedding of one of Asomdwie Rubber Company's managers on Saturday, November 22, 2025.

Later that evening, the female employee reported for her shift, complained of feeling unwell and was asked to go home.

Around 8 p.m., residents observed Baba’s vehicle driving into the area before it parked with the engine initially running, which later went off.

The car remained unmoved. It was not until Monday, November 24, 2025, when workers and residents noticed a bad stench and called authorities. Officers discovered the two bodies after smashing the car's windows to get inside.

Reports indicates that Baaba married in August 2025 and his wife is currently pregnant, while the female employee was preparing for her wedding slated for December 2025.



The police have taken the bodies to the morgue and tolled the vehicle as investigations continue.

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