The 28-year-old pregnant woman who went missing in Takoradi on Thursday, September 16, has been found around Axim in the Western Region.
Josephine Panyin Mensah who was said to be nursing a near term pregnancy, was without the pregnancy when she was discovered near a church building in Axim.
A carpenter, Kwesi Nana, who found her , has given a blow-by-blow account of how he spotted the woman and what transpired thereafter.
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According to Kwesi, his initial inclination was that she was mentally derailed when he first saw her Tuesday morning sitting in a garden at the premises of the Jehovah Witness church at Tolanu, a suburb of Axim.
He said they only approached her after they saw her shedding tears.
He said the woman used sign language to request a piece of paper and pen on which she wrote the contact of her pastor and requested he be called.
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Meanwhile, authorities at the Axim Government Hospital, have confirmed that the victim, Josephine Panyin Mensah, is responding to treatment.
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Josephine was reported missing by her husband, Michael Simmons, on Friday, September 17 after a search for her the previous day proved futile.
She reportedly left home Thursday dawn for a walk but never returned.
The complainant, her husband, told the police his mother-in-law later had a call from an unknown person demanding a ransom, fuelling rumours of another kidnapping case in the Western Region capital.
The police immediately began a frantic search for the pregnant woman.
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