Music artist Moses Bliss joyfully shared on social media the heartwarming moment his partner accepted his proposal. Accompanied by beautiful photos, he expressed gratitude for the beauty brought into his life.
The pictures captured the artist holding his lover’s hand, showcasing an exquisite diamond engagement ring.
Another set of images highlighted the special moments as he went down on one knee to pop the question.
Moses Bliss captioned it, “Thank you for saying Yes Love of my life @mariewiseborn ❤️
I’ve obtained favor from the Lord😭”.
Fans and colleagues flooded the comment section with congratulatory words
Information gathered indicate that a 32-year-old woman has stabbed her fiancé to death at Ayigya Zongo in the Ashanti Region.
Joseph Bawa was stabbed with a knife multiple times. He was rushed to the Tech Hospital for treatment but passed on.
The suspect, Jennifer Appiah, went berserk during a misunderstanding that ensued between the two on Sunday, June 11.
According to the mother of the deceased,Hawa Alhassan, the family tried to resolve the feud between the partners but the reconciliation process proved futile.
Jennifer and Joseph resumed fighting on the street, which resulted in her stabbing him to death.
Madam Hawa said the suspect is known for threatening the deceased with a knife or scissors any time they fight.
“I told my son to stop having an affair with Jennifer severally but he refused to do so until his sudden demise. This is not the first time this is happening. As I speak, we don’t know the whereabouts of the lady after the incident,” she said.
The body of the deceased has since been deposited at the Tech Hospital’s morgue for investigations to commence.
Meanwhile the family of the deceased wants the police to bring the suspect to book.
A friend has revealed that a man who committed suicide shortly after discovering his fiancée dead was plagued by “disgusting” false accusations that he was to blame.
In January of last year, Craig Daffern, a 35-year-old gardener from Blackpool, found Jenny Shanley, 36, in the lavatory at their residence in the Lancashire village of Westby.
After texting a buddy, “I’ve had enough but I love you all,” his death was discovered three days later in a small village, close to a telephone exchange facility.
A coroner found last week that Jenny, who had three children by a previous partner, had taken her own life ‘impulsively’ after becoming ‘significantly intoxicated’ on cocaine and alcohol.
One of Craig’s best friends has since revealed the grieving boyfriend’s mental health spiralled aftrer he was repeatedly ‘blamed for what happened to her’.
The friend, wishing to remain anonymous, told LancsLive: ‘After Jenny’s death Craig talked to his friends about what people were saying on social media and it absolutely broke him.
‘He was pushed to suicide by those comments and I can’t even begin to imagine how he felt when he took his own life.’
Craig and Jenny were said to be ‘very happy’ and he was planning to propose
The last text he received from Craig said: ‘I can’t do this anymore.’
The friend added: ‘I just hope that those people who made those comments, and they know who they are, realise the consequences of their actions.
‘All of Craig’s family have been dignified in not responding but someone had to speak out so that people know why Craig did what he did.’
Jenny’s mum told the inquest her daughter had overdosed on sleeping pills when her marriage broke down four years earlier but had ‘more recently been in a happy place’.
She said their relationship had been ‘volatile’ and that Craig had texted her the night before Jenny’s death saying she needed to ‘knock the drinking and sniffing on the head’.
One of Jenny’s friends police that the couple were ‘very happy’ together and she had never seen any evidence of violence between them.
Craig’s friends have since said he planned to propose to her during an upcoming trip to Land’s end.
Returning a narrative conclusion the coroner said: ‘The family appear to think that because Craig chose to end his life a few days later that means he was involved. There has been some suggestion they had a volatile relationship but there has been no criminal prosecutions and I am also conscious of the fact Craig isn’t able to answer those assertions.
‘At the time she died Jennifer was significantly intoxicated and had taken cocaine and that may have affected her judgement. She had talked about how stressful her life was and there may have been some money worries. Craig wasn’t happy about her cocaine use, particularly on that night.
‘I think that by the time she died she was affected by the cocaine and alcohol and made an impulsive decision she might not have made otherwise. I am of the view that Jennifer would not have died had it not been for the cocaine use.’
After the inquest, Craig’s sister Heather said: ‘We are all still heartbroken beyond belief but in time we will come to terms with this utter tragedy of losing such a happy couple who loved each other so much.
‘Craig loved Jennifer and simply couldn’t live without her and we hope everyone can now move forward.’
