Court orders viral ‘Rasta’ couple to go for psychiatric check-up
The TDC Magistrate Court in Ghana has made a significant decision regarding the ongoing case involving Godpapa the Greatest and his wife, Empress Lupita God Muzaria.
The couple, who are widely recognized as TikTok stars, have been ordered to undergo a psychiatric assessment by the court.
The real names of the couple are Daniel Chayah and Jocelyn Charyah, and they are currently facing charges of murdering their two children.
During their court appearance on June 15, 2023, Judge Benedicta Antwi presided over the proceedings and issued the directive for the psychiatric evaluation.
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This assessment aims to evaluate the mental health and psychological well-being of the accused individuals.
It is an important step in understanding their mental state and determining any potential factors that may have contributed to the tragic events.
In addition to the psychiatric assessment, the court recognized that Godpapa the Greatest and Empress Lupita God Muzaria are entitled to legal representation.
As a result, the court referred them to Legal Aid in order to obtain the services of a lawyer. The court clarified that it does not possess the authority to grant bail in this particular case, leading to the decision to involve Legal Aid.
Following these developments, the court set a date for the next hearing, which is scheduled to take place on June 26, 2023.
During this session, the court will reconvene to review the findings of the psychiatric assessment and discuss the legal representation obtained by the accused couple.
It is worth noting that Godpapa The Greatest and Empress Lupita were taken into custody by the police and subsequently presented before the TDC Magistrate Court on May 31, 2023.
This arrest marked the beginning of the legal proceedings against them, as the authorities sought to investigate the circumstances surrounding the tragic loss of their children.
The court’s decision to order a psychiatric assessment reflects the recognition of the complex nature of the case and the need to thoroughly examine the mental health aspects involved.
It underscores the court’s commitment to ensuring a fair and comprehensive examination of all relevant factors before reaching a final judgment in this distressing and highly publicized case.
