On the morning of May 6, 2016, Mrs. Shola arrived at the Shonde family home in Egbeda, Lagos State, Nigeria, ready to start another day of work.

She had been paid her salary the previous day, and to the best of her knowledge, everything in the Shonde family house was normal before she closed from work that day.

But as she approached the family compound around 6 am, she would make an unusual discovery that would mark the beginning of something far more disturbing.

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Barrister Godwin Ikoiwak had suspected that his wife was cheating on him. He also had reasons to believe that he may not have been the real father of his children. Ikoiwak had planned to talk to his in-laws about these troubling suspicions. After he reached out to them, the in-laws summoned him to come to their family house in the village so they could discuss the matter. Ikoiwak, completely unaware of the gravity of the allegations he had just made, decided to innocently honor their request, but that would be the very last time he would ever be seen alive

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When the police were called to the body of a young woman whose skin had been damaged beyond recognition, the only thing that could give them a clue to her identity was her NYSC Khaki trousers.

However, after the police deployed all their investigative resources into solving the case that had shocked the entire country. What they uncovered was a crime so calculated, so brutal, and so disturbing that it would forever change how we think about jealousy, social media, and the dangerous lengths a woman is willing to go if she ever believes that what should have been hers had been wrongfully taken from her.

This is the horrifying story of Jennifer Tsembe, a 26-year-old woman whose twisted sense of entitlement drove her to commit an act so horrifying that her confession would shock even the most experienced police officer.

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