He Used His Brother for Rituals and Built a Mansion — Now Their Mother Is Roaming the Streets Mad

Not all wealth is clean — and this story proves it.

In a quiet village near Benin City, two brothers were known for their close bond. The older one, Sly, had always struggled, dropping out of school early. His younger brother, Emmanuel, was the golden child — intelligent, kind, and planning to join the Navy.

But one December, Emmanuel went missing. Just like that — no trace. The family searched everywhere, filed reports, prayed in churches, even visited herbalists. Nothing.

A year later, Sly returned from Lagos in a 2023 Range Rover, wearing designer clothes. Within months, he completed a duplex in their compound. The same man who couldn’t afford slippers now had three cars and “boys” running errands for him.

The village started whispering.

But the shocker came when their mother — a strong, prayerful woman — was found roaming the streets barefoot, talking to herself. People tried to help, but she only repeated:

“Why Sly? Why your own brother?”

That was when everything clicked.

A relative confessed in secret: Sly had used Emmanuel for rituals. A native doctor had warned that the price of the ritual would be “madness in your bloodline.”

Now Sly lives in luxury, but can’t go near his own mother — because every time she sees him, she screams:

“Murderer! You used my womb to make money!”