Clarence Peters was not around when video vixen Kodak died - Crew member says

Music video director, Clarence Peters, who is in custody over the death of video vixen Kodak, is said to have been absent when she died in his house.

This is according to Melvin, a crew member of his who narrated what led to the death of the video vixen who passed away last week.

Melvin opened up after Clarence Peters was detained by the Lagos Police Command over her death of the video vixen who died from electrocution.

Melvin shared: “We looked back to see what happened and saw a spark on LD’s phone lying on her chest, we rushed to her to see that she had been electrocuted," the Melvin said.

“We carried her somewhere safer, tried to revive her, she was responding with gasps, her colleague was calling her name, I went out to call for help, then Clearance was notified.

“After first aid, we carried her in a car and went to the hospital in the estate, they wouldn’t even open the gate.

“We moved to another hospital, finally, the doctor came and checked her and said she was dead….”

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