When Dr Olivia Merriman-Mukoro heads back to Britain today, her biggest fear is that she may be going home a widow.
Jay Mukoro, the husband of the British psychologist, disappeared without trace at Accra Beach in Christ Church on Easter Sunday, the day before the couple was scheduled to return to Britain at the end of a short Barbados assignment undertaken by Mukoro for the BBC.
In a last-ditch act of hope, Merriman-Mukoro and her sister Rosie walked the long stretch of the popular south coast beach yesterday, posting and handing out “Missing” posters of her husband of seven months.
“This is just in case by some miracle anyone sees anything,” she told everyone willing to display the poster.
Looking for missing husband
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