A slain Sayreville councilwoman’s running mate says he wants the New Jersey attorney general to take over the murder case because he fears political influence could be harming the investigation.
she’d received threats including a letter “filled with swastikas and racial slurs” that was opened by municipal staff and read to her by the borough’s police chief. She said she was called “an 'n-lover’” and that the letter included comments such as “I heard that one of your [racial slur] was murdered and something to the effect that more of you need to go."
Onuoha said he was interviewed by detectives from both the county prosecutor’s office and the borough police, but he wasn’t asked if there may have been any political fights that could have led to Dwumfour’s death. “I am surprised that on a high-profile case like this of an elected official, that the state police are not involved,” said Jim Robinson, a Sayreville real estate agent who served as chief of staff to a former State Assembly Speaker Alan Karcher in the 1980s, as well as a former member of the Sayreville Planning Board. “And I would urge them to become involved in this investigation, as they are involved in the wall.
Mary Dwumfour, left, leaves the podium of the Sayreville Borough Hall Council Chambers in tears March 22 as she discusses the Feb. 1 shooting death of her daughter, Councilwoman Eunice Dwumfour. She was comforted by her daughter's husband, Peter Ezechukwu, who also goes by the name Eze Kings.that the letter had been turned over to prosecutors. Sivilli told News 12 at the time his union believed another council member would have been a better fit for the position.
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