Mysterious ‘Evil’ Ring Eating Away Ghanian Boy’s Hand, Refuses to Come Off (PHOTOS)

Jokpeme Joseph Omode February 23, 2015
In avery bizarre tale that could only be likened to a hollywood movie, the finger of a Ghanaian 19-year-old boy may have to be chopped off because a mysterious ring stuck on his index finger has been eating into his flesh, it has been reported.
According to a report by Starrfmonline Thursday, the boy, Eric Buabeng, found the ring by the roadside on his way home from church last November and picked it up.Buabeng reportedly slipped the ring on his right index finger when he got home and felt the ring tightening mysteriously around his finger.

Since then, all efforts to remove the ring have been futile, including visits to the 37 Military Hospital, Korle Bu Teaching Hospitals and numerous Churches to have what is believed to be a demonic ring removed.

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