Daily Graphic's Story On Raymond Amankwah's Arrest Was First Published In 2008

Daily Graphic�s February 13, 2012 On Raymond Amankwah�s Diplomatic Passport: D1878450, Was First Published In May 2008...He Then Had An Ordinary Gh Passport: H1878450 In view of some noticeable similarities detected in a story published in yesterday�s edition of the Daily Graphic with an earlier story published by the same paper on Monday, May 19 2008, the New Crusading GUIDE has been compelled to republish the said story as carried by the state-owned paper in 2008. This paper discovered that that the only outstanding feature that differentiated the two stories was the different passport numbers quoted by the Daily Graphic as belonging to Raymond Amankwah who is serving a 14-year prison term at the Provisional Detention Centre at Caucaia in Brazil for drug trafficking. As yesterday�s publication said Amankwah, was arrested with a diplomatic passport with number: D1878450, the earlier publication stated that the same convict was arrested with an ordinary Ghanaian passport with the number H1878450, significantly the contents of the two stories remain the same. Below is the May 19 2008 publication In view of some noticeable similarities detected in a story published in yesterday�s edition of the Daily Graphic with an earlier story published by the same paper on Monday, May 19 2008, the New Crusading GUIDE has been compelled to republish the said story as carried by the state-owned paper in 2008. This paper discovered that that the only outstanding feature that differentiated the two stories was the different passport numbers quoted by the Daily Graphic as belonging to Raymond Amankwah who is serving a 14-year prison term at the Provisional Detention Centre at Caucaia in Brazil for drug trafficking. As yesterday�s publication said Amankwah, was arrested with a diplomatic passport with number: D1878450, the earlier publication stated that the same convict was arrested with an ordinary Ghanaian passport with the number H1878450, significantly the contents of the two stories remain the same. Below is the May 19 2008 Publication