The three broth­ers were arraigned on a three-count in charge No MOR/95c/2015 of steal­ing title documents as well as intent to defraud and conceal the docu­ments which are evidence of the title of late Engr Amaye, an offence pun­ishable under Sections 516, 390 (9) and 393 of Criminal Code. The first Prosecution Witness, Mrs Roli Og­bodu Akperi, nee Amaye told the court that trouble started when her father suddenly accused her and her mother of steal­ing his title documents of all his landed property contained therein in a big brown envelope from his bedroom after the burial ceremony of her late el­der brother, Augustus, on May 2005 at their No. 4 Ikeke Street residence Off Agho in Benin City. Continuing, she said, “My father was very an­gry with us to the extent that he formally reported it at the Evbuotubu Po­lice Station in Benin and threatened to throw my mother out of the house if he did not find the docu­ments. He also went to my office and asked them to reprimand and sack me from work.”]]>