BREAKING: Notorious Kidnapper, Evans varnishes, whereabout unknown.

Prior to the arrest and detention of Chukwuduneme
Onwuamadike a.k.a. Evans, Nigeria’s well known billionaire kidnapper, news on his case seems to start dying down which resulted in people's speculations that he’s escaped
or probably dead.

Report from Saturday Sun shows that, Evans is not dead as his family now
fears but has been moved from the
Lagos police command headquarters cell
by about 30 heavily armed men at
midnight few days ago to an undisclosed
destination.

It was further gathered from some senior police officers that he has been moved to Abuja.
Meanwhile, since the last few days, there has been some
silence on Evans case, where people tend to ask questions about his whereabout. Where is Evans? But on the part of the police, its a question they are not prepared to
officially answer right now.

Reporters who were able to visit
the state police command was told was
that Evans is no longer allowed to talk to
the press till further notice, which left most people baffled.

After much efforts to get information from the Lagos police on
Evans whereabouts, it was gathered that
the kidnap kingpin had been moved out
of the Lagos command headquarters
days ago by heavily armed policemen
and is yet to be returned.

The Police had however, last week made it known that, they had got a
court order to detain him for three
months to give them enough time to
complete their investigation. This
followed two suits filed by Evans lawyer,
Olukoya Ogungbeje, at the High Court
seeking his release and claiming
N300m damages from the police.

According to some senior police officers they
expressed their fears that Evans might not
make it to the court. Giving the reason that, he
might plot his escape from prison, or get
across to some of his members who are
still on the run.

According to an officer, he said;
"Evans was no longer in the police cell in
Lagos. He has not been returned since
he was moved out. Evans is a broken
man; police can’t resort to extra-judicial
killings at this point. He is cooperating,
and he is ready to help return all his ill-
gotten wealth as soon as possible”.

Having heard from various officers, another source claimed that,
“Evans is not an ordinary criminal. I guess that
they took him out for further
investigation but I don’t know why they
are yet to return him to his cell. No one is
planning to kill Evans. I believe that they
will return him later. He could be in any
good cell in the state for security
reasons, but I can assure you that he is
not dead yet. Even if anything happens
to him, if he dies in custody, it will be as
a result of cancer which he claims he is
suffering from.”

Words from another senior police officer induced that,
“Evans is okay and seriously
cooperating with the police in its
investigation. From the look of things, he
might not spend up to three months in
detention before he’s charged to court.
As for his location, I assure you that he
is in a protective custody somewhere out
of town.”

On the contrary, an officer said that,
"A criminal is always a criminal, with the number of robbery cases
and kidnappings to his credit, he is well
known among criminals. Within the short
period that he spent in our cell, he is
already controlling inmates in the cell.
They fear and respect him; we do not
want to run the risk of allowing him to
form another notorious group which is
common amongst them.”
He further added that,
"On why his family is yet to get access to
him, they are yet to
approach the police.  Making it known that, a lot of his family
members benefitted from his ill-gotten
wealth, so they are afraid to come close
to the police station.
Evans confirmed that he bought a car for
his father and also gave him N3m. The
police will recover such money and
properties.
We will soon get a warrant to pick his
father up and possibly his mother, who
also benefitted.”

However, at about 10pm yesterday, calls and text messages to both the
Lagos Police Spokesman, Olarinde
Famous-Cole and the Force PRO,
Moshood Jimoh on the official position of
the Police on Evans’ whereabouts were
neither answered nor responded.