Clarence Peters, son of Juju veteran, Sir Shina Peters, has been cleared of alleged murder alongside his crew members following the death of dancer, Love Divine, aka Kodak at his studio.
Kodak was said to have died of electrocution precipitated by power surge while charging her iPhone and at the same time on it.
The said sad event happened at the studio of the video director and filmmaker in Omole Estate area of Lagos State.
However, despite the prima facie evidence of electrocution, the police made a case for investigation, which was carried out by way of autopsy conducted on Kodak’s remains.
In the midst of the investigation, Clarence and his crew were picked up by police sparking rumour that the late dancer’s death was not natural.
However, the speculation has been put to bed after autopsy report revealed that the deceased died of electric shock, clearing all the suspects’ names, following which the police released them.
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